Aristaloe aristata hybrid

Aristaloe aristata succulent is commonly known as Lace aloe. Quite similar in appearance to Haworthia, this frost-hardy aloe belongs to the Asphodelaceae family. It is a native of South Africa. The foliage is characterized by a rosette formed by dark green leaves spotted with white bumps throughout. The fast-growing Aloe lace produces pink and orange flowers during the blooming season which is early summer. This houseplant has a height of not more than 20 cm. It goes dormant during fall and winter and it needs partial sun to shade for best growth. Growth RateLace aloe is a fast-growing succulent. FloweringDuring early summer, the plant showcases pink to orange flowers.Watering and FeedingA crucial part of Aristaloe aristata care is to water it frequently from spring to fall. During the winter, reduce the watering. Instead of watering the leaves, the soil should be watered only when it is completely dry. Use a liquid fertilizer during the growing season for healthy growth.Soil The Lace