Description
Aloe juvenna is a succulent with bright green, triangular leaves densely packed all along the stems. The leaves have spikey margins and light green-to-white spots on the inner and outer surfaces. The stems start erect and arch over as the plant matures. The offsets form at the base, creating a clump, making it ideal for ground cover. When exposed to direct sunlight, the leaves will develop a red-brown hue.
Family: Asphodelaceae | Genus: |
Common Name(s): Tiger Tooth Aloe | Mature Size: 60+ cm stems |
Origin: A small area in Kenya, near the border of Tanzania | Dormancy: |
Flower Colours: Orange - Red | Bloom Season: mid to late Summer |
Sun Exposure: Full/Bright, indirect sunlight - Partial shade | Watering: “Soak and dry” method (Make sure soil is dry) |
Temperatures: 20 - 27 °C | Min: 10 °C | Max: 38 °C | Toxic: Yes, if ingested |
