Bellatula ‘Alla’

About:

Aloe Bellatula ‘Alla’ is a small stem less and suckering Aloe that forms a dense, fleshy clump of upright leaves. The leaves are thin up to 5 inches long with the upper side slightly grooved. Although both surfaces of the leaves are covered with rough papillae, they are flexible. Tiny pale teeth along the leaf margins make them feel rough rather than sharp. They produce bell-shaped flowers which are bright coral-red in color.

Planting Media: Use soilrite mix thoroughly mixed with sand and pebbles (1-1.5cm). The soil mixture must be well drained.

Water: The best way to water succulents is with the “soak and dry” method. Soak the soil completely then let the soil dry out completely before watering again. And make sure the succulents are in a well draining soil in a pot with a drainage hole.

For indoor succulents, it is generally best if water doesn’t get on top of the leaves. If it sits on a leaf for too long it can cause rot. This isn’t as much of an issue for outdoor succulents because there is more airflow and the water will dry out quicker.

Sunlight: It needs strong bright light and can withstand the summer sun once acclimated.

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