Aloe dichotoma Online Store Removed and a pale purple underside

and a pale purple underside

Tray of 6x Tephrocactus geometricus 4x balls in 12cm diameter pot

it is an idea to replenish the soil every two years and give the roots a little more space to grow

Sansevieria francisii produces scaled offshoots know as stolons which can produce roots when they come into contact with the soil

Water when soil is dry 100% and the plant is producing a vine

Aloe dichotoma Online Store Removed and a pale purple undersideNative to desert and semi desert areas in South Africa, Aloe (Aloidendron) dichotoma is one of the largest tree form Aloe species. Named after the perfectly dichotomic arrangement of its leaves around its thick trunk. Fleshy blue green leaves emerge in clusters at the tips of the plants' many silver branches, while its beige woody base develops a scaly texture over time. WATERING In Summer water thoroughly only when 100% of the soil has dried out. A W