Aristaloe aristata

R35.00


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Common name:  Lace Aloe

 

  • Charming miniature Aloe species recently re-classified to the genus Aristaloe
  • Compact, star-shaped rosette of triangular, dark green leaves
  • Leaf margins and surfaces are softly spined and attractively adorned with white dots
  • Erect stem of peach coloured flowers
  • Easy to grow – Perfect for beginners
  • Also grows well indoors
  • Care level:  Easy

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Plant Care:

Tips on how to care for your plant successfully:

Light: Aristaloe aristata prefers full sun to partial shade. It will also grow well indoors in bright light conditions

Soil: Aristaloe aristata is not fussy regarding its soil conditions, but they do require a fast draining soil.

Potting: Aristaloe aristata grows well in containers. Always ensure that a free draining potting medium is used. We recommend a good quality potting mix with the addition of fine gravel and perlite to improve the drainage. Re-potting of plants is best done in spring, the beginning of the growing period.

Watering: Once established Aristaloe aristata is a water wise plant and can withstand drought like conditions for short periods.

Plants growing in containers should be watered thoroughly and then allowed to dry our completely before watering again. Your plant should never stand in a drip tray with water after watering for any length of time. It is always best to pour this excess water off.

Fertiliser: Aristaloe aristata will benefit from applications of a balanced water-soluble fertiliser during spring and summer. Always use a very dilute solution of ¼ to ½ of the recommended dilution rate.

Product description:

The plant is currently growing in a 10 cm plastic pot.

Although our plants are grown under the same conditions and we carefully handpick your plant to ensure the best quality possible, no two plants are identical.

The colours of plants can also vary according to the season.

The plant supplied will be similar to the plant photographed but will most likely not be in bloom.