This rare aloe features delicate, slender leaves and a striking upright form, turning a charming pink under stress. It shares a similar vibe with Aloe rupestris A. rupestris and Aloe divaricata A. divaricata . Native only to Mount Kulal in northern Kenya, its name is also derived from this mountain. In the wild, it grows among rocks in deserts and other extremely arid places.

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