Gasteraloe 'D Tiga'

Gasteraloe 'D Tiga': an interesting hybrid between the genera Gasteria and Aloe, offering a unique and attractive aesthetic. This succulent plant is distinguished by its fleshy, often speckled or striped leaves, combining features of both parent genera. Leaves may feature dot patterns, striations or a variety of colorations.

Origin: Like its relatives, Gasteraloe 'D Tiga' probably originated in South Africa. These hybrids are often created for their ornamental qualities and ease of cultivation.

Growth: Gasteraloe 'D Tiga' grows slowly to moderately and generally forms compact clumps. It is ideal for growing in pots indoors or outdoors in mild climates.

Flowers: These plants can produce flowers, usually on long flowering stems, similar to those of aloes. Flowers are often red, orange or yellow, and usually appear in spring or summer.

Light: Prefers bright but indirect light. Can tolerate a certain amount of direct sunlight, but excessive exposure can cause leaf burns.

Watering: As with most succulents, moderate watering is necessary. Allow the soil to dry out completely between waterings, and reduce watering in winter.

Substrate: Well-drained soil is essential. A cactus and succulent mix, enriched with pumice or perlite to improve drainage, is ideal.

Temperature: Prefers moderate to warm temperatures. Protect from frost and extreme cold.

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