Aloe karasbergensis Big plant! Crassulaceae Lobivia aurea v sierragrandensis An

Lobivia aurea v sierragrandensis    An attractive South American species that is covered in numerous white

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Parodia leninghausii Also known as Notocactus leninghausii

They are shown growing in a 2" pot

Readily forms clumps

Aloe karasbergensis Big plant! Crassulaceae Lobivia aurea v sierragrandensis AnAloe karasbergensis Family: Xanthorrhoeaceae. Also known as Aloe striata ssp. karasbergensis. A one of the most attractive Aloe species. This plant has blue green leaves with zebra stripes. Unlike a lot of Aloes all parts of the plant are smooth. Veryno teeth and no raised bumps. The plant is medium size and can reach 1 2' diameter. Leaves are green in low light, more brown in high light. Easy to grow. Water when the soil is nearly dry during the