Aloe buhri

Plant Type Perennial, Succulent
Evergreen, Broadleaf

Form Succulent, Mound

Climate Zones 9a to 11

Bloom Color Yellow

Bloom Time Early winter, Mid winter, Late winter

Growth Rate Fast

Mature Height 12 to 24 inches

Mature Spread 2 to 3 feet

Environment Shade to Full sun
Dry to Moist soil
Drought tolerant

Soil Neutral, Acidic, Clay, Sandy, Well drained, Loamy, Slightly alkaline, Adaptable

Leaf Color Green, Variegated

Fall Color No change in color, Not showy

Attributes Attractive foliage
Not North American native
Fool proof plant
Bold foliage
Deer resistant
Attracts hummingbirds
Attractive flowers or blooms
Open crown
Moderately flammable

Uses Container
Specimen
Ground cover
Massing


Native Habitat Unknown

Culture Notes Aloes are easy to grow in well drained soil. In areas where winters are cool, grow in containers and protect when temperature drops below 29 degrees. Plant is sterile so increase by division.

Pests and Diseases Pests: Mealybugs, scales
Diseases: root rot, chlorosis, and black leaf spot