Gasteraloe (Succulents)

Its name indicates the original plants from which it comes from, it is in fact a hybrid, therefore not present in nature, between the genus Gasteria and Aloe. From the latter it tends to keep the aspect of the elongated leaves with a triangular section, while from the Gasteria it usually develops the rosette disposition and, sometimes, the aspect of the epidermis provided with whitish spots or three-dimensional dots, which contrasts vividly with the bright green of its body (but, according to the species, it can also be brownish). These showy succulents have a rather slow growth, however they will decorate your rooms for very long periods of time, without requiring any kind of special care: the perfect plant to decorate your interiors with their unique combinations of colors and markings, which will certainly not go unnoticed!