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Hello there,
I have a large Aloe ramosissima tree I am ready to thin out. I hate to just toss the branches from such a rare plant. Perhaps they could be placed on the raffle table little by little?
Thanks, Doug Stone
That’s fine if you want to bring in some of those for the raffle table. We’ll look forward to it.
Unfortunately, on this plant, a cutting will not result in a plant. This plant needs to be grown from seed.