Aloe juvenna

Common Name(s)/Synonym(s): Tiger Tooth Aloe

Origin: Native to Kenya.

Description: A branched succulent with thin erect to arching stems, densely packed with thick fleshy triangular leaves and tipped with a small tight rosette. It branches from the base to form clumps of stems that grow up to 60cm long. Leaves are green with reddish to brown tones in full sun and prominent creamy/white spots. They have marginal teeth that merely look sharp, hence the common name "Tiger Tooth Aloe."

Care: They prefer a well lit position that offers semi shade, they can tolerate full sun. They should be planted in a well draining soil mix, let the soil dry out in between watering.

*These plants are sold/couriered bare root without the pot and soil. All plants are approximately the same size as in the photo, for reference, the pots in the photos are 10cm.