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Aloe dichotoma

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  • Aloe dichotoma for sale at East Austin Succulents
  • Aloe dichotoma for sale at East Austin Succulents
  • Aloe dichotoma for sale at East Austin Succulents
$15.00
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Aloe dichotoma grows into a dense mature tree in its natural habitat and is one of the biggest aloes in the wild. These are truly incredible plants that can be a great addition to any Aloe collection. Also known as a quiver tree.

  • Pictured in a 3" pot
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1 Review

  • 5
    Very happy

    Posted by Ash on Jan 16th 2023

    The dichotoma looks exactly like the pics. It came well packaged and in great shape.

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