Aloe Aristata Lace Aloe

Plant Description

Lace Aloe (Aloe or Aristaloe aristata) stands as a remarkable example of semi-hardy aloes. Despite its modest dimensions, this plant possesses remarkable durability, making it an effortlessly thriving addition to any collection. Its triangular emerald leaves feature delicate white protrusions and are gracefully bordered by fine cilia. Originating from diverse habitats across South Africa and Lesotho, this plant showcases impressive adaptability to a wide spectrum of environmental circumstances.

Specs and Regions

Water & Light Recommendations:

Indoors: To keep your indoor succulent thriving, provide bright filtered light for most of the day or maintain constant dappled shade. When it's time to water, offer a generous soaking until water runs out from the drainage holes at the pot's base. Ensure you remove any excess water in the saucer, as succulents dislike sitting in water. Allow the soil to dry out completely before watering again.

Outdoors: During the Summer, water your Aloe "Zanzibarica" every two weeks. Give it a thorough soaking, then let the soil dry before the next watering session. In the Winter, water your succulent once a month to sustain its well-being.

Technical Information:

• Light Requirements: Bright light for most of the day or constant dappled shade.
• Watering Schedule: Best to water every 2 weeks.