Aloe betsileensis - 4in small-to-medium-clumping-aloe is a large

is a large

faces habitat threats from mining and overgrazing

Found in rocky outcrops in southeastern Kenya

The plant is shipped "dry-root" (without dirt)

Endemic to a small area near the Belfast district of Mpumalanga

Aloe betsileensis - 4in small-to-medium-clumping-aloe is a largeAloe betsileensis, a charming Madagascan aloe, is a mid sized, nearly stemless plant with an open rosette of upwardly growing lance shaped leaves, reaching 8 to 16 inches in length. With up to 50 pale blue leaves, which take on a pink tinge when mature, and armed with reddish thorns along their margins, it presents a stunning appearance. Resembling Aloe conifera but larger, it boasts more branched flowers that start orange before opening into yellow