Aloe khamiesensis - 5ga myrtillocactus slow-growing

slow-growing

but also grows large in areas with wet Winters

The plant's distribution is limited to mountainous areas of Namaqualand and near Calvinia in the Northern Cape of South Africa

Aloe maculata adds interest to gardens year-round

Aloe khamiesensis - 5ga myrtillocactus slow-growingNative to the Northern Cape of South Africa, Aloe khamiesensis slowly reaches a height of 3 m (10 feet) and typically forms single stemmed rosettes. The long, relatively narrow, pale green leaves curve upward from the base and outward at their tips, lending the plant a graceful appearance. Erect and tough, Aloe khamiesensis can survive for several seasons without water, with stressed leaves turning reddish. Its dark dull green leaves are lanceolate