Aloinopsis rosulatum

Aloinopsis rosulata goes by the common name “Acaulon rosulatum”. The shape resembles a tongue as it is elongated, flat, and wide. The plant originates in South Africa and belongs to the family of Aizoaceae. This summer-dormant plant can grow up to a height of 4 inches. Growth RateAloinopsis rosulata like most succulents is a slow grower. Take care of factors like under or over-watering, pests, dormancy period, rotting roots, or lack of nutrients to monitor growth. FloweringThis low-growing succulent produces pale pink colored flowers with red stripes on them. The thick leaves are green-gray. Watering and FeedingWater the succulent in both summers and winters. Even though they stop growing during their dormant period, they will grow a little if you water them regularly. Use a liquid fertilizer for feeding purposes during the growing season. SoilAloinopsis rosulata thrives in very dry soil. Ensure that the well-drained soil has a lot of gritty nutrients for it to work properly. Hardiness