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Tiger Tooth Aloe photo
Tiger Tooth Aloe or Aloe juvenna is a popular and cultivated plant because it is considered a rare plant in its natural habitat. This plant originates from Kenya and is often equated with Aloe squarrosa because both have long, smooth, spotted leaves that curve backward.
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Tiger Tooth Aloe
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| Scientific name | Aloe juvenna |
| Genus | Aloe |
| Family | Asphodelaceae |
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Generally, Tiger Tooth Aloe needs to be watering once every 7 days in 1 cups.
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Aloe nobilis is a plant often grown in Europe because of its beautiful appearance. Many consider it a hybrid of Aloe mitriformis and Aloe brevifolia. The leaves are green, but the flower tips are red or orange. While this plant is harmless to deer, bees, and hummingbirds, it can be dangerous to pets such as cats and dogs if ingested.
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