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    Aloe striata

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    Coral Aloe (7823949267199)
    Coral Aloe (7823949267199)
    Coral Aloe (7823949267199)
    Coral Aloe (7823949267199)

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    Coral Aloe

    Coral Aloe

    Aloe striata

    Regular price $79.95
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    Plant Type
    Succulent
    Seasonality
    Evergreen
    Mature height
    1-2 ft.
    Mature Width
    2-3 ft.
    Sun exposure
    Sun/Part Sun
    Watering
    Low
    Growth Rate
    Slow
    Grows Well in Zones
    9, 10, 11
    Flowering Season
    Winter
    Attracts Wildlife
    Hummingbirds, Bees
    Characteristics
    Drought Tolerant, Flowering
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    Description

    Coral Aloe is a gorgeous succulent that will look great in any garden or landscape. Aloe striata is distinguished by its rosette of flat, broad, short grayish-green leaves with faint vertical lines and smooth margins.

    The Coral Aloe produces clusters of brilliant coral-orange flowers that bloom in late winter or early spring and attract hummingbirds to your garden. This easy to grow succulent looks great in xeriscaped landscapes, mixed borders, succulent gardens, or in containers and will add color and beauty to any garden

    Aloe striata is a medium-small aloe that may slowly produce Coral Aloe pups, but is generally considered a solitary succulent. The foliage color of Coral Aloe can vary depending on temperatures and the amount of sunlight it receives. In shady, cooler gardens the leaves might be more blue-green but in hot full sun locations the Coral Aloe foliage will be more coral-pink in color. Clusters of little, tubular, coral-orange flowers bloom on 2 feet tall, branched stems in early spring.

    The Coral Aloe is a robust and easy-to-care-for succulent that is suitable for both experienced and inexperienced gardeners. It is drought-tolerant and may grow in a variety of soil types as long as it is well-drained. It can also withstand full light and heat or partial shade and is an excellent choice for waterwise gardens. Order a Coral Aloe from Plants Express today and brighten up your garden. It will be a treasured addition to any landscape with its vivid coral-colored flowers, smooth foliage and ease of care.

    Plant care

    Coral Aloe can grow in full, hot sun but leaf tips may burn and the leaves may appear distressed. Some light afternoon shade will provide relief in the hot, dry inland gardens.  In coastal gardens, Coral Aloe grows well in full sun. Aloe striata is a fantastic choice for California gardens and landscapes. 

    Water your Coral Aloe sparingly and steer clear of overwatering, which can cause root rot. Watering deeply then allowing the soil to dry up between waterings may be the best practice to follow. The plant will tolerate drought once it is established, but will look best with some water or shade during extended dry spells.

    Plant your Coral Aloe in soil that drains well or use Kellogg Palm & Cactus Mix for better drainage if planting in the ground or a container.

    Although fertilizing the Coral Aloe Plant is not required, it is recommended to feed during its active growth period once a year with a balanced fertilizer. Avoid over fertilizing as this can burn the plant's roots and harm the plant.

    The Coral Aloe will flourish in your garden and become a lovely and eye-catching addition to your landscape for years and is a fantastic choice for succulent gardens, rock gardens, or xeriscape gardens. The striking and distinctive leaves and coral colored flowers will add interest to any landscape.

    FAQ'S

    Q: How much light does the Coral Aloe need?
    A: Full sun in cool coastal locations helps the plant produce the best coloration. Coral Aloe leaf color changes with the amount of sun exposure and temperatures. In hot inland gardens, Coral Aloe may look best with some afternoon shade. 

    Q: How often should I water my Coral Aloe?
    A: Water your Coral Aloe sparingly and steer clear of overwatering, which can cause root rot. Watering deeply then allowing the soil to dry in between may be the best practice to follow. The plant will tolerate drought once it is established, but will look best with some water or shade during extended dry spells.

    Q: What kind of soil is best for a Coral Aloe?
    A: Porous soil that drains well is best for Coral Aloe. For optimum results, try Kellogg Palm & Cactus Mix.

    Q: How cold tolerant is a Coral Aloe? 
    A: The Coral Aloe can tolerate cold temperatures down to 25℉ for a short duration of time.

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