Family: Asphodel (Asphodelaceae) Hardy to Zones 10 to 12 and readily grown as a houseplant in a bright window. Perennial clumping succulent native to Northern Somalia, flowering coral to a height of 18 inches. Aloe jucunda is one of the prettier plants on Earth, and is listed by IUCN as a critically endangered plant. Clearly, our stock is all cultivated, we couldn’t get to N Somalia even if we wanted to. The leaves are plump, recurved, and unusually glossy, as if waxed. The flowering occurs frequently, whenever the plant is happy, unless it is in the process of producing pups, which it also does with frequency. These will make very showy clusters. Water infrequently. Potted plant certified organically grown, will be bare-rooted to ship
