Avonia quinaria ssp. quinaria (B) Crassulaceae Aloe erinacea A one of

Aloe erinacea  A one of the rarest and most attractive Aloe species

wavy blue green to gray leaves

It is a slow growing species with flattened leaf like tubercles

many years and can be kept smaller if grown as a potted plant

Avonia quinaria ssp. quinaria (B) Crassulaceae Aloe erinacea A one ofAvonia quinaria ssp. quinaria Family: Portulacaceae. An unusual and attractive miniature caudiciform from South Africa. The base of the plant is light brown with peeling bark. On top are numerous silver blue to green stems with scale like leaves. At the ends of the stock are pink flowers that can be bigger than the young plants themselves! These flowers open in the late afternoon or evening. In time the plant can reach 2 3" in diameter (very old