Need Help to ID Plant

Picknshovel2013

10 years ago

HI there,

Im a long time reader but a first time poster.

I Need to Identify These Plants as i have to replace them.

A Client of mine had them in perfect health but she rented her unit out and the tenants didn't water them and they died
Please Help

Thanks in advance

PickNShovel2013

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Comments (5)

tedhort
10 years ago
Aloe vaombe or similar ?

Regards
ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
10 years ago
two thoughts..

first.. why not find something that could take a little more renter abuse .... though i cant imagine what would take more abuse than an aloe... lol ..

that said ... you might want to change out the potting media.... if it failed to hold the requisite moisture.. like it used to ...

congrats on braving it out.. and making your first post ... but next time.. mention you are down under ...

ken
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rhizo_1 (North AL) zone 7
10 years ago
I wouldn't plant anything in there if it's a rental unit. The chances of it ever getting watered are slim and there are no plants that can live with that sort of neglect.

I'd remove them....or empty them so that the renters can plant something should they choose to at their own expense.
missingtheobvious
10 years ago
The Cacti & Succulents forum might also have suggestions about the aloe variety:
http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/cacti/
Houndhome
10 years ago
It looks like a Hercules Aloe to me.