Partridge Breast Aloe, Tiger Aloe
Synonym: Aloe variegata var. haworthii, Aloe punctata, Aloe ausana
Family: Asphodelaceae
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Recommended Temperature Zone: USDA: 9-11 Frost Tolerance: Hardy to 18°F (-7°C) Minimum Avg. Temperature: 50°F (10°C) Sun Exposure: Light shade Origin: Western South Africa, Namibia Growth Habits: Rosettes up to 12 inches tall (30 cm) Watering Needs: Keep relatively dry, its main growing periods are spring and fall. Propagation: |
Aloe variegata is a very popular succulent plant in many areas of the world. It likes shade and does great on most window sills. It is one of the rare plants that does better in the house than in a greenhouse.
Blooming Habits:
The 1 foot tall stalk (30 cm) carries pink to red flowers with green edges. Aloe variegata blooms in winter.
Fruiting Habits:
References:
Guide to the Aloes of South Africa
Dry Climate Gardening With Succulents : The Huntington Botanical Gardens
Check for Field Collection numbers at Ralph Martin's Site
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