climbing aloe vera plant Aloe ciliaris

climbing aloe vera plant Aloe ciliarisAloiampelos ciliaris, formerly known as Aloe ciliaris, also called the 'Climbing Aloe,' is a fast growing succulent native to South Africa. Its long, thin stems spiral upward, reaching up to 30 feet, with bright orange red flowers. The leaves, armed with soft white teeth, act as hooks for climbing. It blooms almost year round, with peak flowering in late winter and early spring. Introduced in 1821, it's adaptable and widely cultivated. Thriving in

Aloiampelos ciliaris, formerly known as Aloe ciliaris, also called the 'Climbing Aloe,' is a fast-growing succulent native to South Africa. Its long, thin stems spiral upward, reaching up to 30 feet, with bright orange-red flowers. The leaves, armed with soft white teeth, act as hooks for climbing. It blooms almost year-round, with peak flowering in late winter and early spring. Introduced in 1821, it's adaptable and widely cultivated. Thriving in full sun, it tolerates high rainfall but needs well-drained soil. Frost-sensitive, it's best protected from freezing temperatures. In gardens, it serves as ground cover, vine, or hedge, thriving with support. Easy to propagate, it grows from cuttings and forms a rounded mound if stems root on the ground.

Images of mature specimens shown for reference.

This plant has been grown in a 4" pot. You will receive a very similar plant to the one in the picture. The plant is shipped "dry-root" (with out soil).