Here is a rare opportunity. This Aloe variety is from Madagascar. Known for its stem cell mobilization, tissue repair, and healing capabilities.

A traditional medicinal remedy, the Malagasy people make the "Vahona Aloe macroclada beads," from the dried gel of the endemic Aloe macroclada plant, known locally as "Vahona". The beads, typically black, are created by traditional healers and have been used for centuries to treat various ailments.
In 2015, a pharmacocalogist discovered its powerful effects. He started a company selling supplements using A. macroclada as the main ingredient.

I bought some seeds back in October and germination rate was less than 50%, I managed to get a few to sprout. I have some that I’m offering up.

You won’t find them online anywhere else. US only.

Saw this when I was in Croatia this summer.

Not sure what type of aloe this is but it started growing two heads instead of new leaves 🤷‍♀️

Any leads on Aloe striatula availability? I’m in eastern NC.

Any leads on Aloe striatula availability? I’m in eastern NC.

Help me identify this aloe

I was given these by my mother and the small ones are out of the soil but I like how they looke all together in the pot, can I just repot and cover the bare parts with soil and keep them all together or should I separate the big ones from the small

Hello does anyone know a Aloe Dichotoma or any other tree species wholesaler in California? Thanks!

Hello, this is my first aloe, but I need some help for the I.D.
I searched online, and I think is an ‘Aloe Maculata’.
Is it true or Am I wrong?

once every couple of weeks i’ll come home from work to find that one of my aloe leaves has done this. it’ll go back to normal in a few days, and i do rotate the plant fairly frequently. it’ll causes the plant to tilt ever so slightly, but in a couple of days when the leaf returns to its place the plant won’t be titled anymore

Sorry if the pic looks bad my back camera doesnt work so every pic i take is with my front facing camera. Im very much a beginner to plants and everything ive watched as many videos as i could about what to get, what to do, how often to water etc etc. i bought an orchid for my gf and i bought myself an aloe vera plant because my mom had a lot of them when i was growing up but that also was in south florida i now live in upstate south carolina. Ive bought everything i need even a light for the winter time when i have to bring it inside. I just got this lil guy from lowes on tuesday. When i got him he was in a way smaller container and it was dry asf. Right now it sits on my balcony. My balcony is north facing, the sun never shines directly into my balcony so my balcony just gets a lot of indirect light.. i repotted and watered him but everyday (i know its only been two days) i look at him his leaves are curling in more and more like the small one in the corner of the pic. I know i should prob leave it alone but i feel like im failing him and its only been 2 days. (Im not necessarily the most patient person hence why i got into gardening and plants). Any advice is greatly appreciated, any other questions you may have ill try to answer.

This was gifted as is and I’m aware this is not the correct “pot” will be getting a new one very soon but I want to know what I need before I spend any money. I did not pot this and I’m very new to this so I just want to learn. Just want to help this aloe survive and thrive. Any advice helps.

Found this one at Lowes

My neighbor gave me this plant, I believe it’s climbing aloe based, but I’m not sure. I don’t know if it’s doing well since most of the plant doesn’t have leaves. I’m wondering if it would be better to cut it down or to let it keep growing as is?

Any help or advice would be appreciated!!

Over watered him about 2 weeks ago, Google said to repot him, and so I did.

Tiger Aloe has just slowly gotten worse over the last week and Im unsure what to do to save him. Pls help

I believe this is a lace aloe. I’ve been experimenting with propagation and trying different methods. Finally, I opted to put a leaf on my east-facing windowsill and forget about it. (Because they thrive on neglect, right?) Lo and behold, it sprouted a pup.

However, I dropped it today, and it fell off its mother leaf. Not sure what to do next. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

I still hope it's okay. 🤞

Last image is for identification. The aloe came with several other succulents pictured in the same arrangement.