Description
Alworthia ‘Black Gem’ is a succulent hybrid that forms stemless rosettes of thick, triangular leaves. It produces offsets and, over time, forms a dense clump. The leaves can be dark green, reddish, or bronze. With more sun, the leaves become darker and redder.
Family: Asphodelaceae | Nothogenus: |
Common Name(s): Aloe 'Black Gem' | Mature Size: 15 - 20 cm in diameter |
Origin: Aloe speciosa & Haworthia cymbiformis hybrid, native to South Africa | Dormancy: High temperatures & below 10°C |
Flower Colours: White - pale Pink | Bloom Season: Summer |
Sun Exposure: Bright, indirect sunlight | Watering: “Soak and dry” method |
Temperatures: 18 - 27°C | Toxic: No, but the leaves sap may cause mild skin irritation for individuals with sensitive skin. |
