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Aloe dorotheae photo
Aloe Dorothea is an endangered succulent in its native habitat. Its unique leaves have a curved shape, dots, and a shiny surface. This succulent plant is unique in that it has a reddish color, very strong leaves, and spreading, drooping stems. It needs proper placement as it is considered dangerous to pets.
| Scientific name | Aloe dorotheae |
| Genus | Aloe |
| Family | Asphodelaceae |
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Generally, Aloe dorotheae needs to be watering once every 10 days in 1 cups.
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Haworthia cooperi or Cooper's Haworthia is a succulent with triangular or round leaf tips on green leaves, which is very attractive. This plant is a slow grower and is suitable as a house plant because it is small to medium in size. Another uniqueness of this plant is the transparency of the fleshy tips of its leaves. This plant sometimes flowers in spring and summer.
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