Flowering after 5+ years indicates your sister has provided optimal light, drainage, and patience. Most indoor aloes never reach this stage. It's common in greenhouses and native habitats.
The flower stalk will eventually dry; cut it at the base. The plant will continue growing and may flower annually if conditions stay consistent. Landscapers often lack indoor tropical expertise—don't worry about their surprise.
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