Quick Facts
LightPartial sun to partial shade
WaterTypical succulent needs
Maximum Height8 inches / 20 cm
Maximum Width6 inches / 15 cm
HardinessUSDA Zone 8a
Cold ToleranceApproximately 0°F / -17.7°C
PropagationOffsets
ToxicityGenerally non-toxic
Growth SeasonWinter
Flower ColorPink
Identification
LeavesDark green leaves taper to fine pointed tips.
TextureWhite raised bumps mark the leaf surfaces.
GrowthOffsets form expanding clumps of rosettes.
FlowersPink flowers attract bees and hummingbirds.
How to Grow Lace Aloe
Light
Provide partial sun to partial shade.
Water
Use the soak and dry method and avoid prolonged wet soil.
Soil
Use fast-draining succulent soil with added mineral grit.
Temperature
Established plants tolerate frost, but containers benefit from protection during severe freezes.
Indoor Growing
Place near a bright window with filtered sunlight.
Containers
Its compact clumping habit suits miniature and rock gardens.
Propagation
Offsets
- Choose a healthy offset at the plant base.
- Separate it with clean hands or a sterile tool.
- Let the offset dry for one to two days.
- Plant in well-draining succulent soil.
Scientific Classification
| Kingdom | Plantae |
|---|---|
| Order | Asparagales |
| Family | Asphodelaceae |
| Subfamily | Asphodeloideae |
| Genus | Aristaloe |
| Species | Aristaloe aristata |
Note: This plant was previously classified as Aloe aristata.
