Gasteraloe 'Royal princess'

It is a species not present in nature, but generated in nursery, as the name suggests, a cross between an exemplar of Gasteria and one of Aloe, to obtain an absolutely unique and decidedly showy result! This beautiful succulent takes on the typical rosette arrangement, formed by fleshy leaves, elongated and strongly pointed, tending to turn all upwards. The foliar epidermis is an intense glossy emerald green, with which they contrast pleasantly with the thick three-dimensional white dots that cover the entire surface, giving the plant a unique charm from the point of view of appearance but also of tactile perception.