Aloe fleurentiniorum

Very beautiful succulent, extremely peculiar, characterized by a dark color, almost tending to black when abundantly exposed to sunlight. The leaves are lanceolate, even 80 cm long in the mature plants and strongly pointed and curved downwards; are arranged in a rosette laterally flat as if the foliage were developed in opposite pairs that tend to grow tightly stacked on each other as in a kind of tower. The resulting aspect is strongly symmetrical and precise, made possible also thanks to the extreme turgor of the leaves. Unlike the other species of the genus, the inflorescences of A. fleurentiniorum bloom several times during the year and not in a well determined season, stupendous with their wonderful red-orange shades of yellow!