Aloe rauhii
Scientific Name: Aloe rauhii Reynolds
Synonym: Guillauminia rauhii
Family: Asphodelaceae
The Aloe rauhii takes an purplish orange color when kept in full sun
USDA: 10-11
Frost Tolerance: Keep above 40°F (5°C)
Sun Exposure: Light shade
Origin: Madagascar
Growth Habits: Clumping rosettes to 5 inches in diameter (12 cm)
Propagation: Clumping species, produces offsets easily
Aloe rauhii is listed as endangered by the CITES. It is named after Pr. Werner Rauh who was professor of Botany at the university of Heidelberg (Germany).
Culture:
This species is dormant in winter, water once a month, keep it at or around 50°F (10°C).
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