Aloe haworthioides

Succulent extremely resistant, used to develop in nature between the cracks of the rocks and therefore suitable for any type of terrain. It has the typical rosette disposition, which does not reach remarkable dimensions (about 5 cm of diameter) but tends to proliferate rather quickly. Its leaves, of an intense dark green, are thin and lanceolate, ending in a aculeo typical of the genus Aloe but wonderfully enriched along the epidermis by soft white thorns. They make it look similar to the genus Haworthia (hence the name) making it absolutely unique and unmistakable. Between summer and autumn this plant will give you tall stems adorned with bright flowers on orange notes.