Oxalis palmifrons Caudiciform What makes this species special

What makes this species special is that all the leaves are two ranked and are stacked on top of each other (distichous)

as well as the spines in some plants

This is the most heavily branched of all Aloe species

The all yellow ones need to stay attached while any with green can be separated if you want

As the plant matures it eventually starts growing upright and makes offsets

Oxalis palmifrons Caudiciform What makes this species specialOxalis palmifrons An attractive winter growing shamrock species from South Africa. Plants make numerous palm like leaves that form a whorl on short stems. Flowers are pale pink. Mature plants form big round mats of leaves that are amazing to behold! Easy to grow. It is a winter grower so water regularly (in succulent terms) from fall until spring, then cut back or stop all together in the summer. It usually drops its leaves during the dormant period.