Aloe variegata

Aloe variegataAloe variegata A handsome, easy to grow species with green to brown leaves with many white spots and white margins. Unlike a lot of Aloes all parts of the plant are smooth. Very small teeth and no raised bumps. The plant stays small (less than 1' across) and has a triangular shape. Leaves are green in low light, brown in high light. Simple to grow. Water when the soil is nearly dry during the summer. Keep dryer in winter. Protect from frost. Now

then allowed to go dormant in the summer

You will receive a plant shown in the last image or one similar

Plant shown growing in a 3

Fairly simple to grow

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Grower's choice are shown in the last image

especially once it starts gaining some size

This cultivar is like the normal Sea Urchin cactus but the ribs appear to fold under each other giving a unique shape

You will receive the plant shown in the images

The leaf tips are rough like sandpaper and are windowed

The color of the plants also depends a lot on light with higher light giving more purple

There was an infestation over a year ago that has long since been eradicated but it is very difficult to clear off the residue without breaking the spines