Aloe Variegata

Aloe variegata can reach up to 30 cm height and 10 to 20 cm wide. Its leaves, about 13 cm long and 3-6 cm wide, offer a decorative appearance even outside of flowering. It also stands out for being one of the most appreciated varieties for the potted crop and indoors, since its compact size and low maintenance requirements make it ideal for small spaces.
In maturity, it usually flowers after three years of age. flowers They are tubular and can be salmon-colored, pink, orange, or reddish, grouped in clusters that emerge from a long stalk. This floral display is rare in home cultivation, but if you manage to get your Tiger Aloe to bloom, its inflorescences will be a real pleasure to behold.