Aloe striata (koralna aloe)

Aloe striata (also known as Coral Aloe) is a species of succulent aloe, valued for its smooth, green-blue leaves with distinctive red edges, giving it an impressive decorative appearance.

Description:

• Family: Asphodelaceae

• Origin: South Africa

• Size: Grows up to 30-45 cm in height and 60 cm in diameter

• Leaves: Wide, smooth, green-blue leaves without spines on the edges, but with a reddish or coral tint, more pronounced under water stress or intense sun exposure.

• Flowers: Blooms in spring, producing tall flower stalks (up to 90 cm) with tubular, orange-coral colored flowers, attractive to birds and bees.

• Growth: A plant with a moderate growth rate, adapted to drought conditions.

Care:

• Light: Prefers strong light, direct sun or partial shade. Greater exposure to sun intensifies the leaf color.

• Soil: Requires a well-drained substrate, preferably a mix for cacti and succulents.

• Watering: Water moderately in the warm season, allowing the soil to dry between waterings. In winter, watering should be significantly reduced.

• Temperature: It withstands temperatures down to -5°C for a short time, but it is recommended to protect it during freezing periods.

Aloe striata It is an ideal plant for xerophytic gardens, succulent borders, or decorative pots, due to its unique appearance and minimal care requirements.

The displayed price is for 1 pot.

Height with pot included approx. 5 cm