Hi Nikki,

It could be Aloe marlothii, Aloe ferox or Aloe aculeata. When they're young, they're difficult to ID with certainty. What's certain is it is a nice, chunky and thorny Aloe.

Thanks cactusmcharris :))

Nikki,

The more I see it, the less I think it's A. aculeata (likely not an Aloe you'd get at a supermarket - was it a Tesco's?), even at such a tender age.

Here's mine in the past summer - it's turned much bluer, it seems, in the winter dimness while being inside. It will go outside in May and probably immediately start greening back again.

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Im clueless when it comes to aloes lol

I got it from Lidl, they were doing 3 cactus/succulent plants for �6 so I got that aloe along with a portulacaria afra variegata and an opuntia

While I was repotting my finger got injured by those thorns hahaha *ouch*

That should be 6 GBP I dont know what happened there with all those symbols :-)

So that's about $11 US/Canadian? I'd say you got a deal.

Pain makes it a better story-telling plant.