Aloe 'Doran Black' (Succulents)

Beautiful succulent generated in nursery by Dick Wright, its name was chosen in honor of the homonymous nurseryman. Its origins are still uncertain, however it is widely appreciated for its changing colors. A rosette-shaped aloe, it is formed by long leaves, lanceolate and extremely pointed, concave on the upper surface. The epidermis is made of a beautiful emerald green, almost completely hidden by the numerous light green and whitish streaks. They are also perceptible to the touch and make the surface of this succulent deeply rough. It is a plant that produces new rosettes very quickly, generating in a short time vast expanses of wonderful bushes with multiple shades!