Aloe pillansii (syn Aloidendron pillansii ) 4N

Aloe pillansii, also known as Aloidendron pillansii, is a striking succulent aloe native to South Africa. This rare aloe species captivates collectors with its tall, tree-like form and robust structure. People often call it the South African aloe or Pillans aloe. Its thick, blue-green leaves grow in dense rosettes, giving it a unique, architectural appeal that stands out in any collection.

The Aloe pillansii displays dramatic, sword-shaped leaves with smooth margins and sharp tips. It thrives in arid environments, which contributes to its succulent aloe characteristics. This rare aloe species is also sometimes called Socotra aloe, highlighting its exotic origin. Gardeners and collectors prize this plant for its impressive size and resilience. Its elegant silhouette adds a bold statement to succulent displays and xeriscapes.

• Grows into a tall, tree-like succulent with a strong trunk
• Features thick, blue-green leaves arranged in rosettes
• Leaves have smooth edges and sharp tips
• Known for its drought tolerance and slow growth
• Highly sought after by collectors of rare aloe species

In addition to its ornamental beauty, Aloe pillansii represents one of the most distinctive succulent aloe varieties available. Its rarity and striking form make it a prized addition to any succulent collection. Whether called Pillans aloe or Socotra aloe, this South African aloe continues to fascinate plant enthusiasts worldwide.