Aloe hemmingii Reynolds & P.R.0. Bally (1964)

DESCRIPTION: stemless or with short stem, solitary or suckering, leaves ca 10, 10-12x3-3,5 cm, recurved, brownish green with greenish white spots - has extremely prominent spots. Pungent brown tipped teeth 2 mm long and 4-6 mm apart. Inflorescence simple or with few branches only (usually with a few branches on the flower stalk and A. jucunda with none), 30-45 cm tall, raceme cylindrical 10-15 cm, flowers rose-pink - pink flowers spread out along a sparse inflorescence. Similar to A. somaliensis, but small and inf. is not too much branched as inf. of A. somaliensis.
DISTRIBUTION: Somalia
CULTIVATION: similar to A. somaliensis.

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