Aloha Aloe, 5 pieces
- Top quality from Sukkulentenmeisterei
- Hand-picked plants
- Carefully and securely packed in our special protective packaging
- Labeled with botanical name
- With general care instructions from our master gardener
- Pot size: Ø 5.5cm/6.0cm
- Without decorative pot
Aloha Aloe, 5 pieces is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Pickup currently unavailable at Wetzstein 1
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This Aloha Aloe set contains five different small aloes (without decorative pots) selected by us. Unfortunately, it is not possible for the buyer to choose the individual aloes. The varieties are selected by us depending on availability, so the selection may differ from the picture.
Size: The aloes fit into overpots that have a diameter of 6cm.
Caring for succulents
Location: Aloes prefer a bright, sunny, and warm location. In summer, they can be placed outdoors, but should be brought back indoors if temperatures drop below 15°C. Before placing them in direct sunlight, the plant should be gradually acclimated to unfiltered sunlight.
Watering: Aloes should not be watered too often, and excess water should drain well to prevent waterlogging. The substrate should dry out before the next watering. Fertilizing can be done approximately every three to four weeks with cactus and succulent fertilizer. In winter, the temperature should be around 15°C, and you should only water the aloes when the substrate is completely dry; fertilizing should be stopped completely.
Substrate: The substrate should be well-draining and, in addition to cactus and succulent soil, should also contain mineral components.
Propagation: Aloes are propagated primarily by offshoots, but propagation by seed is also possible.
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More information about the individual varieties can be found in our shop under Aloes .
Note: The leaf bark contains a yellowish sap that is slightly poisonous.
Note: Sizes and shapes may vary for plants, as each plant is unique. This is especially true in winter or when availability is low. The color also varies depending on the season.
