I read the same thing about this plant in it's native habitat. I think the problem is that it's used for medicinal purposes and it's very slow to grow and reproduce. I've had this plant 6+ years and it's never produced any pups at the stem. I hope it endures in it's native habitat. :)
They are hard to find. I see them for sale in a succulent swap group on Facebook sometimes, or at a Nursery in San Marcos called Green Thumb Nursery. Good luck!
Nice ! We have a regular aloe vera starting to bloom :-)
Excellent! We have around 30 different aloe varieties so far... Many are blooming now, some bloom later in the year. Thanks for the comment!
@@WhatPlantisthatPaul Very nice ! I look forward to see them in your new aloe videos !
I am from India. I got this plants from Silverhill seeds
Nice! How is it growing for you?
Is it cold hardy? Mine is not doing great
It does fine in zone 9b, Southern California. It took a year or so to get established.
Very cool video! )Please tell me, is it true that this plant is rare and may disappear due to extermination by humans !?
I read the same thing about this plant in it's native habitat. I think the problem is that it's used for medicinal purposes and it's very slow to grow and reproduce. I've had this plant 6+ years and it's never produced any pups at the stem. I hope it endures in it's native habitat. :)
Do you have any tips for iding a young marlothii vs a young ferox?
They are hard to find. I see them for sale in a succulent swap group on Facebook sometimes, or at a Nursery in San Marcos called Green Thumb Nursery. Good luck!