Sharp spines lined up along the keel, and a name like 'Ryuzan' ((Dragon Mountain)). You might expect this to be a tough, almost rugged succulent that would capture the hearts of plant-loving guys everywhere... But if you take a closer look, you'll see it actually has a soft, matte texture with a gentle, slightly translucent glow. Its signature spines are a milky, semi-transparent white—and in winter, they even blush pink! Doesn't it seem like this plant might turn out to be irresistibly cute after all?
| Season Type | Summer |
|---|---|
| Sun Exposure | Full Sun |
| Hardiness | -3℃ / 27℉ |
| Blooming Season | Sp Su Fa Wi |
Gray display shows general information for Aloe.
CITES 低リスク 輸出入制限
| Disclaimer & Notice | PUKUBOOK is created and operated by an individual as a hobby. Our basic policy prioritizes "fun" over "accuracy," so please be careful when using or reposting content.For more details on our publication policy, click here |
|---|
#UnDiaUnaFoto 17/28 #FebreroPlantil de @ChicoSuculentas Aloe brevifolia var. depressa https://t.co/OVUSOcFcne
Aloe brevifolia https://t.co/YtWiDvHjVi
@villa_vinita Aloe brevifolia. Could be the depressa variety (there’s a Salento town with that wonderful name). A visit to La Cutura botanical garden in Giuggianello, near Maglie can probably give the definitive answer. Cats go crazy over the flowers BTW. https://t.co/loB7v7RqVS
actually its an aloe brevifolia and i love her
CREATIVE COMMONS BY-NC 2026
PUKUBOOK SOME RIGHTS RESERVED.
BenefitFewer ads for a cleaner display♪
