Aloe is the succulent everyone knows—even if they do not realize it. In yogurt, skincare, burn remedies... it is practically part of the Japanese household. But that familiar medicinal Aloe is only the beginning. The genus hides a whole cast of characters, from fierce spiky beasts to towering tree-sized giants. The deeper you go, the more surprising Aloe becomes. And if you come across the name “Rokai,” that is simply an old Japanese name for Aloe.
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Without a doubt, this is the No. 1 most common succulent in Japanese homes—a true stand-out. It's synonymous with "aloe," but the one you find in y...
A solitary giant towering over the dry, thorny forests of Madagascar—Aloe suzannae. While there are many so-called tree aloes native to Africa and ...
A small Aloe with captivating red tips. Its slender, curled leaves combine to give it almost a devilish allure. This plant forms compact rosettes t...
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