Aloe Plant

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posted by xstorm

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Actually,I didn't know if this was an aloe or an Agave' plant....they look similar to me.
Perhaps,Lady Silver or Red will know....

posted by xstorm
over 2 years ago

Looks like an aloe here is another pic. Everyone in Phoenix had one-even if only in a small pot-just great for burns.

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posted by LadySilverbird
over 2 years ago

close up of an Agave' plant

posted by LadySilverbird
over 2 years ago

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It is probably an aloe plant Storm it is hard to tell the difference and the photos that I have seen of both are not very definitive. Ladybird helped out with more definitive photos. Thanks Silver.

posted by runningdeer12908
over 2 years ago

The Aloe has the spikes on the side-the Agave does not..

posted by LadySilverbird
over 2 years ago

I keep an alo plant growing at all times. Burns skinned places wonderful

posted by Ladydazy
over 2 years ago

You are so right Silver. Thanks for reminding me. Maybe I should move back out west like say Arkansas or texas so I can feed all this back into my memory banks. :)

posted by runningdeer12908
over 2 years ago

Oh,Red...I wouldn't say Arkansas is West....it's more like Mid-South.

posted by xstorm
over 2 years ago

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