Aloe manandonae

Aloe manandonae is a succulent species appreciated for its distinctive appearance and ease of care.
Origin: This species is native to Madagascar, where it grows in semi-arid regions.
Growth: Aloe manandonae is relatively slow-growing, forming rosettes of fleshy, pointed leaves.
Flowers: Produces inflorescences of yellow or orange tubular flowers, usually during the spring or summer flowering season.
Light: Prefers bright but indirect light, avoiding direct sunlight which can damage its sensitive leaves.
Watering: Requires moderate watering, allowing the substrate to partially dry between waterings to prevent root rot.
Substrate: A well-drained, succulent-specific potting mix is ideal for Aloe manandonae.
Temperature: Withstands a range of indoor temperatures, but prefers warmer temperatures in summer and a cooler resting period in winter.
Toxicity: Non-toxic.

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