Aloe nuttii Baker (1897)

DESCRIPTION: suckering to produce tuft to 12 stems. Leaves rosulate, linear, 50x1,4-4 cm, dull green. White teeth to 1 mm long. Simple inflorescence, erect to 60 cm tall. Cylindrical raceme, coral pink flowers.
Synonymy: Aloe brunneo-punctata Engler & Gilg, Aloe corbisieri De Wildeman, Aloe mketiensis Christian.
DISTRIBUTION: Zambia, Angola, Tanzania, Malawi, DR Congo
CULTIVATION: Rare grass like Aloe.

Aloe nuttii in cultivation	Aloe nuttii in cultivation	Aloe nuttii Kipengere Mts. Tanzania
Aloe nuttii Kipengere Mts. Tanzania	Aloe nuttii Kipengere Mts. Tanzania	Aloe nuttii Kipengere Mts. Tanzania
Aloe nuttii Kipengere Mts. Tanzania	Aloe nuttii Kipengere Mts. Tanzania	Aloe nuttii Kipengere Mts. Tanzania