Aloe Plants to Identify

Can you identify this succulent? photo by Alma Bye of Virginia

Can you identify this succulent?

Alma Bye from Virginia sent in this photo and says; I know this is a succulent, but can you tell me it's name?"




P.S. I've just found a wikipedia page that lists apparently all (really?) aloe types of plants and has some photos and links to more details on many of them. It looks like a good reference page: List of Aloes species

I've already gathered brief descriptions of a variety of plants from the aloes family or genre, on this page: Aloe Plants. I don't know these plants personally, but the descriptions may help you to identify the aloe plants you want to identify now. I know I would enjoy getting to see many of these in person, but I'm not holding my breath for it.

If you live in a part of the world where these aloes grow like weeds around your locale, I would consider it a great favour if you would take some photos and send them to me. I'd be very pleased to put your photos beside the right descriptions if it is clear that they are of that particular type.

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People often show up on this site, who have aloe plants to identify, and you could be a great help to them!

P.S.S. You can find some comments from other visitors, helping to identify this aloe plant, if you go further down the page to the section titled, "What Other Visitors Have Said." Check some of the the other pages as some of the descriptions and the photos can help each other out.

Note: if you think you can give helpful information on a submission here, try to be specific about which one you are contributing to, so I don't mix them up. Thanks.

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Unknown Aloes?  
I bought both of these plants a bit ago and can't seem to find any identification? and am wondering if anyone out there can tell me what they are? …

Is this an Aloe? 
Recently into plant care. Bought this lovely little succulent but it had no I.d. Would love to know what variety it is! …

name this plant please 
is it an aloe vera? speckled, thorns on the sides, and full of "gel", they multiply really fast, and they root really easily

Please identify this plant 
Not sure if it's in the Aloe family. Can you help with identification?

Pregnant Plant 
My daughter had one of these and the tag said it was a pregnant plant. It drops the small leaves to propagate.

Kalanchoe 
I have a friend that has this plant.It is a succulent plant and is known as 'mother of thousands.' The baby plants form on the leaf edges. It is impossible …

Of the Bryophyllum Variety 
This is not Aloe plant, but it is the Bryophyllum variety. Bryophyllum is a plant genus of the Crassulaceae family that has sometimes been included …

Flat Aloe Vera vs. a Swirled Leaf Arrangement? 
I have some aloe plants that I can't totally identify. They are green with white spots and little spikes on the edges of the leaves, but unlike all the …

Kalanchoe Daigremontiana Identified 
The "Can you identify this plant?" you've shown in the picture is a Kalanchoe daigremontiana syn. Bryophyllum daigremontianum. Also called Devil's Backbone, …

Mother of Thousands - Type of Aloes 
Mother of Thousands Scientific Name: Bryophyllum daigremontianum Synonym: Kalanchoe daigremontiana Family: Crassulaceae Frost Tolerance: Avoid frost, …

Amy Not rated yet
The "Can you identify this plant?" you've shown in the picture is actually a Kalanchoe (cal-i-en-choe-hee), not an aloe. I'm not 100% sure of the species …

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