Aloe karasbergensis Big plant! Crassulaceae and most notably spiraled into

and most notably spiraled into a curly-Q

Parodia leninghausii Also known as Notocactus leninghausii

Should be kept fairly dry in the winter

Colors come out better in cooler weather as well

It makes small pink flowers during the growing season

Aloe karasbergensis Big plant! Crassulaceae and most notably spiraled intoAloe karasbergensis Family: Xanthorrhoeaceae. Also known as Aloe striata ssp. karasbergensis. A one of the most attractive Aloe species. This plant has blue green leaves with zebra stripes. Unlike a lot of Aloes all parts of the plant are smooth. Veryno teeth and no raised bumps. The plant is medium size and can reach 1 2' diameter. Leaves are green in low light, more brown in high light. Easy to grow. Water when the soil is nearly dry during the