aloe vera plant getting yellow Aloe "Lode's Yellow"

aloe vera plant getting yellow Aloe "Lode's Yellow"Pickup only no shipping Aloe 'Lode's Yellow' is a succulent originating from Jordan, Asia, prized for its clusters of rosettes with upright fleshy gray leaves and unbranched inflorescences rising 2 to 3 feet tall during spring to early summer, adorned with dark yellow flowers. Resembling Aloe vera but with darker blooms, this plant thrives in full sun and well drained soil, requiring little to occasional irrigation due to its drought tolerance. It

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Aloe 'Lode's Yellow' is a succulent originating from Jordan, Asia, prized for its clusters of rosettes with upright fleshy gray leaves and unbranched inflorescences rising 2 to 3 feet tall during spring to early summer, adorned with dark yellow flowers. Resembling Aloe vera but with darker blooms, this plant thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, requiring little to occasional irrigation due to its drought tolerance. It likely originated as a hybrid involving Aloe koenenii, recognized for its red to orange flowers. Named in honor of Joel Lode, 'Lode's Yellow' is believed to be a hybrid distinguished by its yellow flowers, differing from the typical red to orange hues of Aloe koenenii. With low water needs and frost tolerance down to 25-30°F, it is suitable for USDA zones 9-11 and serves as an ornamental addition to garden landscapes, particularly in rock gardens, xeriscapes, or container plantings, although caution should be exercised as the plant may be poisonous if ingested.

Images of mature specimens shown for reference. 

This plant has been grown in a 5ga pot.