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somethin strange in my Aloe Vera

  • 13-03-2012 3:51pm
    #1
    qvsr46ofgc792k
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    As the title suggest, I have something growing in my aloe vera thats defo not aloe vera. Im wondering if anyone:
    A. Knows if this is common?
    B. Knows what it is that is growing?

    Pictures are attached.


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  • #2
    Frynge
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    A. No
    B. Yes

    Assuming you are in ireland, no it is not common at all. it is the aleo vera flower. As a plant it is quite rare to see it flowering in ireland (i think) a bit like bamboo's


  • #3
    qvsr46ofgc792k
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    Frynge wrote: »
    A. No
    B. Yes

    Assuming you are in ireland, no it is not common at all. it is the aleo vera flower. As a plant it is quite rare to see it flowering in ireland (i think) a bit like bamboo's

    So what you are saying is I have an aloe vera flower, which produces aloe vera leaves just like the plant, and is now starting to produce the "flower"?


  • #4
    magicbastarder
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    you have an aloe vera plant, and it is flowering.


  • #5
    qvsr46ofgc792k
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    magicbastarder wrote: »
    you have an aloe vera plant, and it is flowering.

    Ok I think I get it now :D I have an aloe vera plant and although it is rare to flower in Ireland, that is exactly what is happening to mine?


  • #6
    Frynge
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    Frank Agreeable Spider wrote: »
    Ok I think I get it now :D I have an aloe vera plant and although it is rare to flower in Ireland, that is exactly what is happening to mine?

    yep, that is all.


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  • #7
    magicbastarder
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    i have aloe aristata plants, which flower, but i've never seen any of my aloe vera plants flowering. very similar flowers to the aloe aristata, going by the photos above.


  • #8
    qvsr46ofgc792k
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    magicbastarder wrote: »
    i have aloe aristata plants, which flower, but i've never seen any of my aloe vera plants flowering. very similar flowers to the aloe aristata, going by the photos above.

    I google image searched that and mine defo does not look like the aloe aristata plants.


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