Aloe "Johnson's Hybrid" - 1ga madagascar it is thought to be

it is thought to be a hybrid with Agave lophantha and was propagated through division and tissue culture

it adds vibrant color to gardens and landscapes

Blooming from fall to early winter

with reports suggesting it can survive brief exposure to near 0°F if kept dry

commonly known as the Spider Agave

Aloe "Johnson's Hybrid" - 1ga madagascar it is thought to beAloe 'Johnson's Hybrid' is a small, clumping succulent known for its narrow green leaves with white spots and marginal teeth, along with its year round orange flowers. Likely a hybrid of Aloe bellatula and Aloe thompsoniae, it thrives in well drained, drought tolerant soils and adapts to various light conditions, making it suitable for rock gardens, borders, or containers. The plant grows less than a foot tall and spreads up to 2 feet wide, forming