Aloe "Topaz" - 2ga single-head-stemless allowing the soil to dry

allowing the soil to dry out between sessions

Its flowering habit also distinguishes it from similar species like Aloe gerstneri and Aloe petricola

red-brown teeth pointing towards the center of the plant

is a medium-sized succulent

It often forms clumps and spreads aggressively via stolons

Aloe "Topaz" - 2ga single-head-stemless allowing the soil to dryAloe Topaz, also known as Blooming Aloe, is a vigorous clump forming succulent distinguished by its narrow leaves edged with soft light colored teeth and long lasting salmon pink flowers. Reaching heights of 1 to 2 feet and widths of 2 to 3 feet, it features deeply channeled narrow leaves and produces unbranched spikes of salmon pink flowers from mid summer through fall, emerging from orange buds. Originating from South Africa, it is the result of