I keep my eyes open for it. I am looking for Aloe Plicatilis pups. A friend told me she want it, and now I want it too. You are looking for Suprafolia, and now I want it too. lol Will share with you when I got it.

They usually are in the mix of 2" and 3" succulents you can buy at the big box stores for $3-$4 apiece. I like buying the very small ones because they are likely not to have mite infections. Also remember some sold lately as A. striata are hybrids, which can by identified by their marginal teeth--A. striata does not have marginal teeth. Saw a whole lot of the striata hybris yesterday at an Armstrong's, labeled as Aloe noblis(!)

Hi Joe, Have you tried Mission Hills Nursery? I was just there a couple of weeks ago. They have more succulents than I recalled. I got like 5-6 plants. Most were around $2 and I think I paid &5 or $6 for a pinkish red Lithops that just bloomed (whose name escapes me at the moment) and a H. Cooperii. I think I spent around $20 and they threw in a plastic nursery tray for free when I asked. More interesting than some of the other stores including Walter Andersen's and at a better price in my opinion. http://www.missionhillsnursery.com Good luck with your search. I know what it's like. Tyler

I wonder how old it is? I have a smaller clump that I've had for about 5 years. I have yet to see flowers on it, though.