Aloe "Jacob's Ladder" - 3ga seed-grown branched inflorescences with tubular flowers

branched inflorescences with tubular flowers ranging in color from red and orange to yellow

Resembling Aloe striata superficially

happening every 3 to 15 years in late winter or early spring

Initially considered part of Aloe spicata

it requires occasional watering during summer months

Aloe "Jacob's Ladder" - 3ga seed-grown branched inflorescences with tubular flowersNo shipping pickup only Aloe "Jacob's Ladder" also known as Yellow Dawe Hybrid Aloe, is a clump forming, nearly stemless shrub aloe native to East Africa. It forms rosettes of bright green leaves, reaching up to 3 feet tall and wide. During mid winter, it showcases striking bright orange yellow buds and flowers arranged horizontally along branching racemes, resembling the rungs of a ladder, inspiring its cultivar name. This unique flowering pattern