Aloe mawii "Mozambique Form" - 5ga myrtillocactus Hardy from freezing to about

Hardy from freezing to about 100 degrees F

inherited from Aloe vaombe

is a medium to large agave native to the Chihuahuan Desert region of northern Mexico and adjacent areas of southwestern Texas

This variety was described in 1960 for its smaller size and denser leaf arrangement compared to typical Agave toumeyana

Gasteraloe 'Midnight' grows to 8-12 inches in height and about 1 foot in width

Aloe mawii "Mozambique Form" - 5ga myrtillocactus Hardy from freezing to aboutNot currently available have been upgraded to larger containers. Younger plants will be available Fall 2025. Aloe mawii "Mozambique Form", also known as Khuzi, is a shrubby succulent native to Mozambique and southern Tanzania, growing up to 4 6 feet tall with dense rosettes of grey green leaves tinged with red. Unlike the tree like Malawi Form, this form is more branched and compact. The leaves, about 2 feet long with orange brown teeth along the