Tiger aloe - 5 seeds
Tiger aloe - 5 seeds
Spiky leaved aloe plants are a spectacular addition to the warm season landscape and provide interest to container gardens. Tiger aloe plants (Aloe variegata), with their streaked leaves and salmon pink flowers, will amaze the succulent lover. This unique cultivar is also known as Partridge Breast aloe. Learn how to care for a tiger aloe and enjoy the leaves and plume-like flowers of this attractive plant
Tiger aloe has the same requirements as other succulent aloes. The plant is suited for warmer zones and may be taken outside in summer in cooler areas. Don’t forget to bring it in when cold temperatures are approaching, as the plant is only hardy in USDA zones 9 to 11. The majority of gardeners will find it easier to grow the plant inside alone in a container or as part of a succulent display. Water deeply but rarely and let the soil dry out between watering. The plant grows slowly but should be repotted every three years in a good mix of potting soil and sand or cactus mix. The biggest problem that occurs with aloe plants is overwatering, which can cause the plant to rot.
Read more at Gardening Know How: Variegated Tiger Aloe: How To Care For A Tiger Aloe Plant https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/houseplants/aloe-vera/caring-for-tiger-aloe.htm