Aloe rebmannii - 2ga

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Aloe rebmannii is a small, clumping Aloe species native to southeastern Madagascar, forming compact, stemless rosettes with dark green to brown leaves covered in pale green to cream-colored spots. The foliage develops reddish highlights under bright light or stress, and the plant spreads gradually through offsets. Its stiff, triangular leaves have small, reddish marginal teeth and arch outward in a structured yet dynamic form. Blooming in warm seasons, it produces red flowers on a sparsely branched inflorescence that attracts pollinators. First described in 2002, it is closely related to Aloe deltoideodonta and has been used in hybridization due to its compact size and unique coloration. Thriving in bright light with well-draining, sandy or rocky soil, it requires infrequent watering and partial shade in hotter climates. Not highly cold-tolerant, it is best suited for USDA Zones 9 and above, with protection needed below 30°F. Ideal for rock gardens, succulent arrangements, and container plantings, its striking spotted foliage and adaptability make it a valuable ornamental species for collectors and hybrid enthusiasts.

Parent plant sourced from IAS in 2023