A mature indoor aloe vera suddenly produced three tall flower stalks. While aloes rarely bloom as houseplants, they can produce 1-inch green, white, yellow, or orange flowers on tall spikes—typically only outdoors or in warm greenhouses. The owner's care (whatever it is) triggered this rare event. Enjoy the bloom and take notes—you've achieved something special!
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