Aloe haworthioidesBaker
Haworthia - leaved Aloe
Aloe haworthioidesvar.haworthioides , Aloinella haworthioides , Lemeea haworthioides
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kinsfolk : AsphodelaceaeSubfamily : AsphodeloideaeGenus : Aloe
The specific name " haworthioides(hay - deserving - electrical engineering - OY - deez ) " means " resemblingHaworthia " and refers to the resemblance of this species toHaworthiaspecies until it blooms with typicalAloeflowers .
Aloe haworthioidesis aboriginal toMadagascar . It grow mainly in rock crack in theCentral Highlands .
Aloe haworthioidesis a small succulent that offsets freely to form a dense clump of rosettes of fleshy , non-white gullible leaves treat with soft , ashen spines . The rosette can reach up to 2 inches ( 5 centimetre ) in diameter . The leaves are gig - shaped , measuring up to 1.6 inches ( 4 cm ) in length and 0.3 inches ( 0.8 cm ) in width .
The extremely fragrant orangish flowers are tubular and appear arranged on simple stubble in late summertime and free fall . The flower stalk can grow up to 12 inches ( 30 cm ) tall .
USDA hardiness zone9b to 11b : from 25 ° F ( −3.9 ° C ) to 50 ° F ( +10 ° C ) .
aloe are very forgiving plants . However , as with all succulent , Aloe must never be allowed to pose in stagnant water , and the works should be cautiously monitored to watch over for sign ofoverwatering .
These succulent are not especially fast - farm and will only seldom demand repotting . However , in the springiness , repotAloes tipping over their pots or have discontinue grow . utilise afast - draining pot mixwith one - third of sand or pebble . When repot a expectant plant , dividing the tooth root ball is possible . Some kind ofAloewill air off offsets that can be potted severally .
Aloeplants need strong , bright light source . They can hold out full summer sun once acclimated . In the wintertime , allow bright lighter . It prefers warmer temperature of 70 to 80 ° F ( 21 to 27 ° C ) but will hold out down to 40 ° F ( 4.5 ° C ) . Feed with a succulent plant food in the summer only . debar feed in the wintertime as the plant goes dormant .
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