Its gorgeous, I have two aloe's different variety. Not as big as yours.

Thanks. Heres a close up of her spikiness:

Haven't seen that one before. I only have Aloe vera.

It is very nice and in fact I have one like it. Mine has yet to flower, but I must say yours is huge in comparison.

Great job with that one. What did you do to save it? Nice.

Mike

Well basically I just brougt it indoors after a bad storm. My greenhouse and most of my plants were mush. All my cacti and aloes gone, and this one quite damaged. Had to emergency repot it and cut off some damaged stems. It looked bad and was reduced to half its size!

Wow, must of been one heck of a storm!

I am glad you were able to svae that one. It would of been sad to loose it. That is a keeper! When it flowers, please, let us know. I hope mine does some day.

Mike

Yea mike we often get bad wind storms this time of year. I had 2 greenhouses destroyed in the same way, no more. Ok they werent glass greenhouses as I couldnt afford one like that but even so it was sturdy enough. Or at least I thought so.

man thats the worst,,
just when everythings goin along smooth, (Something) comes along n sets ya back,
storm, bugs, 'Vactn' drought, whatever it is,,, srry to hear it mate, :(

Thats a Cool Aloe tho, ive recently become attracted to em myself,
glad you were able to Save her, :)
is almost Any plant able to flower then? sure dint know an Aloe would? lol

Yea most aloes will flower for you, including aloe vera, altho that needs to be outdoors cos it gets big!
Theyre related to red hot pokers

Thats a gorgeous plant. What kind of light requirements does it have

Larry, beautiful Aloe. Aloes usually flower from autumn into winter. Closeup pic shows off its red hues. I like that.

Glass vs plastic gh. Actually, plastic holds more heat and humidity than glass. I didn't believe it, until I researched green houses prior to getting one.
Of course, it depends on thickness..mm? And temps.

Polly, it likes as much light as you can give it, or it will grow in shade.