This is one of the celebrated creations of Kelly Griffin, a master of aloe hybrids. Its impact is unmistakable: an impressive hybrid with sharp rosettes that can reach up to 30 cm across, formed by long, dark-toned leaves crowned with smooth, glowing pink edges. These striking rosettes fan out at the tips of upright stems, often forming eye-catching clusters. If you’re looking for a true centerpiece for your garden, this plant is a fantastic choice. Depending on the season and conditions, the leaf color ranges from deep green and wine red to a vibrant coral pink, living up to its name with plenty of personality. It’s estimated to have been released around 2010. Because Kelly’s hybrids are the result of many years of breeding, the exact parentage is unclear , or @, for example)). Incidentally, an aloe previously introduced as the mysterious "@" looks quite similar to this, so perhaps there’s a connection…



| Season Type | Summer |
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| Sun Exposure | Full Sun |
| Hardiness | -3℃ / 27℉ |
| Blooming Season | Sp Su Fa Wi |
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I propogated some coral fire aloe if anyone is interested DM me :)
Coral Fire Dragon - A really cool recent addition to my weird garden. (Aloe 'Coral Fire') #myweirdgarden #photography #macrophotography #succulents https://t.co/1rbKAEJ0v9
Aloe ‘Coral Fire’ https://t.co/ZwzJnJ8u5w
Didn't even notice this #Aloe Coral Fire had put up a flower stalk until just today. #succulents https://t.co/QEtrz9Keim
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