Aloe jucunda | Succulents | Plantearium

Aloe jucunda is a succulent plant native to South Africa. This species is distinguished by its thick, fleshy, bluish-green, rosette-shaped leaves. It produces beautiful pink, yellow or orange inflorescences, making it a real asset to dry gardens or plant compositions. Its name "jucunda" means "pleasure" in Latin, in reference to its beauty.

Aloe jucunda is a species of Aloe appreciated for its attractive appearance and ease of care.

Origin: This species is native to South Africa.

Growth: Aloe jucunda is a relatively slow-growing plant that develops a rosette of succulent leaves.

Flowers: During the flowering season, it produces orange to bright red tubular flowers, usually in spring or summer.

Light: Prefers bright light to indirect light, but can tolerate low-light conditions. Avoid direct sunlight.

Watering: Moderate, regular watering is required, allowing the substrate to dry between waterings to prevent root rot.

Substrate: Use a quality, well-drained potting soil specific to succulents.

Temperature: Aloe jucunda prefers mild temperatures and does not tolerate extremes.

Toxicity: non-toxic