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Aloe maculata photo
Aloe maculata, or soap aloe, has red to green leaves, bright red to yellow leaves, and tall, highly branched stems. This succulent plant is native to South Africa. It is a highly variable species and can be challenging to identify. This plant is not safe for humans or pets if ingested.
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Soap Aloe , Zebra Aloe , Aloe Saponaria
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| Scientific name | Aloe maculata |
| Genus | Aloe |
| Family | Asphodelaceae |
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Generally, Aloe maculata needs to be watering once every 10 days in 1 cups.
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Spiral Aloe, or Aloe polyphylla, is an evergreen perennial plant with a unique, charming spiral shape. It is considered one of the most challenging succulents to grow. This flowering plant usually flowers in all seasons and can grow up to 12 inches tall.
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