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Aloe ferox 'Cape Aloe' – Majestic Single-Stemmed Aloe

Aloe ferox 'Cape Aloe'

A grand, single-stemmed aloe, Aloe ferox 'Cape Aloe' is known for its robust, spiny leaves and tall flower spikes. It follows classic succulent care: high light, dry conditions, and minimal water. A commanding presence in frost-free landscapes or large containers.

Secrets of Success

Light: High Light
Water: Water when soil is dry; keep drier in winter
Fertilizer: Feed regularly during growing season
Humidity: Prefers dry air
Temperature: Avoid extremes

Growing Conditions

Light: Full Sun

Use very well-drained soil. Can reach tree-like proportions with age. Protect from frost.

Cactus and Succulents: Winter Planting of Aloes and Agaves in Berkeley (Zone 9b); Climbing Aloe (Aloe ciliaris): A Fast-Growing, Vining Aloe for Walls and Trellises; Bitter Aloe (Aloe ferox): A Majestic, Single-Stemmed Aloe with Medicinal Sap; Aloe dorotheae: A Low-Growing, Copper-Red Aloe for Colorful Groundcover; Coral Aloe (Aloe striata): Smooth Striped Winter Bloomer; Aloe 'Ecru' (Aloe camperi): A Pale-Flowered Clumping Aloe; Aloe ferox 'Cape Aloe' – Majestic Single-Stemmed Aloe; Aloe vera 'Medicine Plant' – The Classic Healing Succulent; Echeveria rosea – High-Light Rosette Succulent; Aloe vera 'Medicine Plant' – Healing Succulent

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