Aloe (Gonialoe) sladeniana. Ok I’m done spamming you guys’ feed (for now).6yr ⋅ JoshPlaysUltimate ⋅ r/succulents
This is my Aloe deltoideodonta. The sunburn leaves were the baby ones when i got it. Turning out beautiful7yr ⋅ JoshPlaysUltimate ⋅ r/succulents
If you enjoy seeing/growing aloes, I have a group on Facebook you’d love!! I’ll link it in the comments (I post more there than here too)6yr ⋅ JoshPlaysUltimate ⋅ r/succulents
2 pups pulled from the same (non variegated) Aloe x Haworthia (Aloworthia) ‘Walmsley’s Bronze’. Very interesting to find this level of variegation.6yr ⋅ JoshPlaysUltimate ⋅ r/succulents
From September 2017. Can’t wait til everyone can go back outside!6yr ⋅ JoshPlaysUltimate ⋅ r/succulents
They’re getting thirsty! I haven’t watered my aloes since they car inside for the winter (pretty much 5 months). It’s not harmful to them and it grows them from getting etiolated. And they look great too6yr ⋅ JoshPlaysUltimate ⋅ r/succulents
Aloe ciliaris var tidmarshii (it may not seem attractive but it is of botanical interest to me)6yr ⋅ JoshPlaysUltimate ⋅ r/succulents
One of the closest things to a tropical plant that I can grow outdoors unprotected in USDA zone 6. Magnolia grandiflora, blooming now.6yr ⋅ JoshPlaysUltimate ⋅ r/gardening
Aloe rebmanii is a really cool smaller species that’s compact and easy to grow.6yr ⋅ JoshPlaysUltimate ⋅ r/succulents
How much is clear cherry worth? I have a couple dozen 28 inch and up black cherry trees which have clear stem lengths of between 10 and 25 feet, solid through the center. Worth trying to sell or should I stick to firewood?4yr ⋅ JoshPlaysUltimate ⋅ r/woodworking
Ok this can actually be the last one. Great news!! 3 NEW PUPS ON MY SLADENIANA!!! This one apparently loves the rain!6yr ⋅ JoshPlaysUltimate ⋅ r/succulents
‘95 Club Wagon, 350 Windsor with auto trans, 306,000 miles. Got it for free and sold it for $1,200. Make it wish it never existed4yr ⋅ JoshPlaysUltimate ⋅ r/RoastMyCar
This is a Poison Ivy vine cross section (taken as a trophy - was killing a 70' tree in my yard)7yr ⋅ JoshPlaysUltimate ⋅ r/mildyinteresting
The leaves have always been more narrow than what Serrano usually is. Still keeping and ear out for ID ideas (ignore all the Spruce needles lol)7yr ⋅ JoshPlaysUltimate ⋅ r/succulents
Last year’s flower bud on my Aloe suprafoliata (note leaf damage due to excessive moisture from late last August)6yr ⋅ JoshPlaysUltimate ⋅ r/u_JoshPlaysUltimate
The leaves are as big as my arm! Not bad for an aloe grown in Pennsylvania! (This is the one I posted some months ago when it bloomed)7yr ⋅ JoshPlaysUltimate ⋅ r/gardening
Aloe reitzii! People sometimes confuse it with aculeata because of the unique white tubercle bases both species have6yr ⋅ JoshPlaysUltimate ⋅ r/succulents
My phone didn't want to focus on the flowers, but I got this Aloe to bloom too!! Good year7yr ⋅ JoshPlaysUltimate ⋅ r/gardening
Just bumped this Aloe melanacantha from a 1g to 2g pot. Fast growth!6yr ⋅ JoshPlaysUltimate ⋅ r/succulents
More berries than leaves on this Berkeley blueberry bush. Blueberries are such a worthwhile and easy plant, if your native soil is right6yr ⋅ JoshPlaysUltimate ⋅ r/gardening
Today's addition to my collection of aloes. Maculata, accutissma, cryptopoda, verdoorniae, hildebrandtii, cameroni, viguieri, elegens, and striata7yr ⋅ JoshPlaysUltimate ⋅ r/gardening
Graduated some aloes up to 2 gallon pots (and a pineapple I grew from the top of a fruit)7yr ⋅ JoshPlaysUltimate ⋅ r/gardening
Very special Aloe seeds came today, giving me very mixed feelings6yr ⋅ JoshPlaysUltimate ⋅ r/succulents
