Coral Aloe – Desert Horizon Nursery

Coral Aloe

Aloe striata
Categories:
Water
Low water once established. Water deeply, then let soil dry thoroughly; irrigate sparingly during extreme summer heat and reduce watering in winter.
Toxicity
Description
A sculptural, generally solitary aloe with broad, smooth, blue-green leaves edged in coral pink and showy clusters of coral-red flowers.
Deciduous / Evergreen
Growth Rate
Growth Habit
Toxic to pets if ingested
Care Instructions

Light: Morning sun with afternoon shade in Phoenix; protect from intense western exposure and reflected heat.

Water: Low water once established. Water deeply, then let soil dry thoroughly; irrigate sparingly during extreme summer heat and reduce watering in winter.

Soil: Excellent drainage is essential; use sandy or gravelly soil, a raised planting area, or a gritty cactus mix in containers.

Mature size: Typically 1–2 feet tall and 2–3 feet wide; flower stalks reach about 2–3 feet tall.

Bloom: Annually in late winter to early spring once mature.

Evergreen / deciduous: Evergreen.

Growth rate: Slow to moderate.