Aloe Thai Hybrid

Aloe Thai HybridAloe Thai Hybrid An attractive hybrid Aloe. Leaves are with red prickles and teeth. Don't worry, these prickles aren't sharp! Fresh growth tends to be lighter. Needs bright light to retain its color Plant should clump readily but stay small enough to live in a 6" pot for years. Takes normal succulent care. This is a summer growing Aloe that prefers it drier in the winter. Protect from frost. You will receive the plant shown in the images. It is shown

This species has thick semicircular leaves that resemble tacos

This is the most heavily branched of all Aloe species

You can see some of the variegation in the close up of the leaf

The flowers are bright red and yellow

I am only charging a little more compared to the two leaf form for this reason

clumping species from Argentina a gray-green to brown body and big

Mammillaria hernandezii  A rarely seen miniature species

Likes lots of light and should be watered when the soil is nearly dry

The points are somewhat sharp but not that bad to deal with

It does grow the occasional spine on young growth

Produces tiny white flowers but doesn't normally set seed unless crossed with another plant

Conophytum is a winter growing plant