Giant quiver tree (Aloidendron pillansii) and one of its seedlings. If you'd like to contribute to rare plant conservation, please donate during the Day of Giving! Starting now at 8 p.m., all gifts will be matched up to $5,000. #TitansGive Donate now: https://t.co/RowouzWPln https://t.co/spziGFrnxq

— Fullerton Arboretum (@fullarboretum) 2023.3.9

Aloidendron pillansii A critically endangered species in decline, largely due to the Gariep Centre of Endemism's already inhospitable climate becoming harsher as a result of anthropogenic climate change https://t.co/eLUzmmz467

— Richard Hay (@HaysHarvest) 2022.9.30

Aloidendron pillansii, the giant quiver tree, is a large, branching species of Aloe indigenous to southern Africa. It critically endangered. https://t.co/dVL2BmP5aB

— The Doctor (@Drstevenhobbs) 2017.6.26