Aloloba 'Tyson'

Wonderful succulent not present in nature, but obtained in the nursery by the crossing of plants of two different genera, Aloe and Astroloba, as the name suggests. It has a compact and spiraled rosette arrangement, which develops in height reaching up to ten centimeters and sometimes tending, with growth, to prostrate towards the ground. The foliage is tightly stacked, as in the genus Astroloba, but is more elongated and fleshy, strongly pointed at the apex, as in the Aloes. The leaves, of a beautiful emerald green, stretching tend to curve down, further amplifying the architectural aspect of the plant and making it extremely ornamental, perfect to bring a breath of elegance and charm in your environments!