Aloe gariepensis is restricted to the very arid northern boundary of the Northern Cape. Although the distribution is limited, the plants occur in fairly large numbers and Aloe gariepensis is not threatened.
The flowering time is from July to September and the flowers are yellow, or sometimes bicoloured with red buds while the open flowers are yellow.
Aloe gariepensis is a difficult Aloe to cultivate and should be cultivated in desert conditions similar to its habitat.
Aloe gariepensis in habitat.
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