Trachyandra tortilis *Winter growing geophyte* Crassulaceae This is a smaller Aloe

This is a smaller Aloe that produces long

Dendosicyos socotranus Family: Curcurbitaceae

Third image shows a mature plant

but it is more upright than the normal S

This form often makes small yellow spines that fall off leaving you with a fully spineless plant as it matures

Trachyandra tortilis *Winter growing geophyte* Crassulaceae This is a smaller AloeTrachyandra tortilis An rarely seen geophytic Aloe Haworthia relative from South Africa. The plant produces green, wavy leaves. Under the soil is a narrow tuber. Produces white flowers. Easy to grow. This is a winter grower which is active from late summer early fall until late spring. It will go completely dormant in the summer and die down to the soil. Keep dry in summer until it starts growing again in the fall. Water regularly during the growing