Aloe camperi Schweinf.

Succulent shrub to 1 m, branched at base, divergent or decumbent, with persistent dried leaves. Leaves dark green, occasionally with dull white, lenticular spots especially toward base, spots usually more numerous beneath, triangular, 50-70 cm long; margins reddish with pungent, brownish red teeth. Racemes cylindric to ± conical, dense, with arcuate-ascending branches, 70-100 cm high. Flowers orange to yellow, 22-28 mm long; stamens and stigma exserted.

Rocky slopes and sandy alluvial plains at elevations from 550-2,700 metres.

Can be grown by seedlings.