The succulent has been doing alright, but started developing this growth a few months ago. Whatever it is, it has not been stopping the plants growth as the aloe has shot up a successful pup. Does anyone have a diagnosis for what this is? The plant got indirect to low light for 12 months and has since gotten more of a mix of indirect and direct. The plant has also gotten a consistent water regiment of about every 4-5 weeks.
by giraffe_weevil
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Those are galls from aloe mites. Get rid of it if you have other succulents.
Please put it in the trash. It spreads.
Thank-you for posting a picture of this. I have never seen this before.
Oh no .. RIP 😔 them biatches are impossible to get rid of and spread sooo quickly~ pitch it, far from any other plant access