Gasteraloe beguinii f. variegated (Succulents)

G. beguinii in its variegated form has yellowish spots or shades in the areas of the epidermis where there is a lack of chlorophyll; such stains will never be identical in different specimens thus making each of them unique and for this reason highly sought after by collectors around the world. In the normal form this plant has a rosette arrangement with triangular and pointed leaves, on the surface you can see whitish tubercles that contrast with the bright green color of the leaves. Its flowers bloom late spring-early summer and are orange red in color.