Aloe ramosissima Crassulaceae Flowers are big and pale

Flowers are big and pale pink

Don't overwater as it can rot if the soil stays wet

Takes similar care to other small Aloe species and hybrids

Very old specimens can reach 6' or more

but is adapted to desert conditions

Aloe ramosissima Crassulaceae Flowers are big and paleAloe ramosissima Family: Xanthorrhoeaceae. A beautiful rarely seen shrub Aloe. This is the most heavily branched of all Aloe species. Some large specimens can have over 100 branches! This is a close relative of Aloe dichotoma and takes similar care. Specifically it is a winter growing Aloe, so it likes water in the cooler months and should be kept drier in the summer. Makes a nice landscape specimen in frost free zones. Elsewhere it makes a good