Aloe 'Lavender Star' Stenocereus Bright sunlight is a must

Bright sunlight is a must

coupled with ample airflow around the stem and soil surface

this plant is also referred to as ‘Miniature Desert Rose

also known as 'White-Centered Thunder Queen' or ‘Variegated Dwarf Butterfly

growing in a spiral formation around the stem

Aloe 'Lavender Star' Stenocereus Bright sunlight is a mustThe firm, pointed leaves of Aloe 'Lavender Star' form small clusters of rosettes, each reaching no more than 6 inches in height. The rich green leaves are speckled with raised red bumps all over the upper leaf surface, accented further by reddish teeth along the margins. During the winter months, bright orange flowers will rise on spikes above the foliage, adding even more color to this already festive plant! Caring for Aloe Lavender Star is as simple