tiger tooth aloe

Tiger Tooth Aloe: Can It Roar?!?

@Shavkat (139857)

Philippines

January 9, 2021 10:20pm CST

It roars with its beauty. I cannot conceal my feelings about this plant. It is a rare species of the genus aloe. It is commonly seen in Kenya. I am so amazed at how this plant came to my city. My younger brother brought it last night. I might as well share it here. It is also known as 'aloe juvenna.' Would you like to have this plant?

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@LadyDuck (471390)

• Switzerland

10 Jan 21

I think I would prefer regular aloe that I can also use for its properties.

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@Shavkat (139857)

• Philippines

10 Jan 21

I also think of that. I find it disappointing because this plant doesn't bloom often.

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@Shavkat (139857)

• Philippines

10 Jan 21

@LadyDuck Oh, I see

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@LadyDuck (471390)

• Switzerland

10 Jan 21

@Shavkat It's not a plant that I like very much.

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@wolfgirl569 (106068)

• Marion, Ohio

10 Jan 21

I have a regular aloe. That would be nice to add

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@Shavkat (139857)

• Philippines

10 Jan 21

I am aiming to have more from my younger brother. This plant doesn't bloom that much according to what I read.

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@wolfgirl569 (106068)

• Marion, Ohio

10 Jan 21

@Shavkat Many cacti and succulents do not bloom.

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@Shavkat (139857)

• Philippines

11 Jan 21

@wolfgirl569 I agree.

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@kaylachan (69505)

• Daytona Beach, Florida

10 Jan 21

If it helps with burns just like also usually does, then yes. Keep it healthy and I have a free supply for a long time.

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@Shavkat (139857)

• Philippines

10 Jan 21

I had checked that it doesn't have any medicinal role in this world.

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@ARIES1973 (11426)

• Legaspi, Philippines

10 Jan 21

It's lovely. Though as of now, I don't have spare time and place to take care of plants.

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@Shavkat (139857)

• Philippines

10 Jan 21

Same here. I do not have ample time to take good care of plants. I will just let my younger brother have the chance of doing it.

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@Deepizzaguy (102691)

• Lake Charles, Louisiana

10 Jan 21

Not really since the sharp points of the plant scare me a little bit.

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@Shavkat (139857)

• Philippines

10 Jan 21

I understand how you feel. I did not dare to touch it because of its thorns.

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@Deepizzaguy (102691)

• Lake Charles, Louisiana

11 Jan 21

@Shavkat The backyard of my home has a fence with thorns.

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@Shavkat (139857)

• Philippines

11 Jan 21

@Deepizzaguy I was planning to use dragon fruit plants on our fence. I think it will take time though.

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@peachpurple (13962)

• Malaysia

10 Jan 21

nope, I don't like the spikes

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@Shavkat (139857)

• Philippines

10 Jan 21

That's quite disturbing, right? I cannot even touch it and it is only the pot.

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@May2k8 (18357)

• Indonesia

10 Jan 21

It looks like it's still in the same family as aloe vera.

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@Shavkat (139857)

• Philippines

10 Jan 21

I think it is. Unfortunately, there is no proven medicinal purpose for this plant.

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@prinzcy (32305)

• Malaysia

10 Jan 21

It just me or the spikes are red?

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@Shavkat (139857)

• Philippines

10 Jan 21

I think the spikes are a bit reddish in color.

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@allknowing (136185)

• India

11 Jan 21

Looks nice but from my studies the only aloe that is useful is barbadensis miller

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@Shavkat (139857)

• Philippines

11 Jan 21

I have not seen this one. I think it is really useful for people to have them.

@RebeccasFarm (89882)

• Arvada, Colorado

10 Jan 21

Yes I love them and I know it is good for burns

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@Shavkat (139857)

• Philippines

12 Jan 21

I think it is like using the aloe vera plant.

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@JudyEv (339743)

• Rockingham, Australia

12 Jan 21

I think my mother has had this plant but if it is rare perhaps she hasn't.

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@Shavkat (139857)

• Philippines

12 Jan 21

It is also my first time to see it. That's the reason why I cannot name it rightly at first.

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@Janet357 (75646)

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10 Jan 21

I see it in my friends' pots.

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@Shavkat (139857)

• Philippines

10 Jan 21

It is nice to have this plant. Did you ask a plant or two from your friend?

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