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Posted: Jul/15/2009 5:05 PM PST
I bought this little fella to go in my succulent bed-first I'll have to cut out a whole lotta ice plant! This is Aloe-X Pink Blush. (shouldn't we re-name this RiverRock's Place? Lol) Attachments:   |
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Posted: Jul/15/2009 7:43 PM PST
Very pretty litle aloe! You ever want to trade a pup of that let me know  I love this hobby and am very involved in it....keeps me busy an out of trouble..lol RR |
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Posted: Jul/16/2009 12:30 AM PST
Oh, drool, cat, drool, drool, drool! I've never seen one like that before! Would you trade a piece for my first-born? |
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Posted: Jul/16/2009 4:39 AM PST
LOL-your first born what? He's still very tiny, but when it expands, I'll share. |
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Posted: Jul/16/2009 10:16 AM PST
Hahahaha! My first-born! She ain't no spring chicken anymore, but she's great at organzing cabinets and closets. I don't think that she's ever been to LA. |
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Posted: Jul/16/2009 10:36 AM PST
Quote: Originally posted by carolyncat353 LOL-your first born what? He's still very tiny, but when it expands, I'll share.It has pups already and is in flower so I am thinking it is a variety that stays small? RR |
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Posted: Jul/16/2009 3:23 PM PST
I thought maybe Witt was gonna give me a chicken.(lol) I just read the tag-mature height is 8-14 inches, and I measured it, and it is only 3 1/2 inches tall from the dirt to its tip. Does not include the flower stalk! Hardy to 25 degrees (not a problem here) Keep dry-full sun. So-in the ground it goes! |
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Posted: Jul/16/2009 10:40 PM PST
very nice! I hope it keep that color as it gets bigger, that would be a very beautiful adult plant. Cute little thing right now I have a tiny aloe but I dont know what kind it is, I will post a pic, maybe some one will know. I hope it does very well for you. RR |
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Posted: Oct/08/2009 8:56 AM PST
I have this one, too, Carolyn! How is yours doing for you in the ground? Aloe 'Pink Blush' is one of the first Kelly Griffin hybrids to be mass-produced (via tissue culture) & marketed. He has made quite a few GORGEOUS creations! He sent me a few pups...which are hanging on so far. I hope they stay alive long enough to see them flower...and then some!  Here's a shot to appreciate the color & texture he has managed to get into this hybrid: Attachments:  |
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Posted: Oct/08/2009 3:38 PM PST
That is just lovely and one I hope to add to my collection some day. |
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