Titanopsis calarea new Flowers late winter/early spring

Flowers late winter/early spring

While not cold-hardy

or perlite improves drainage and helps prevent root rot

They become dormant or semi dormant during mid summer

This aloe is especially valued in rock gardens

Titanopsis calarea new Flowers late winter/early springTitanopsis (concrete leaf living stone) are native to South Africa. Low growing succulent rosettes of 5 6 pairs of interesting blue green leaves that are red ringed with rough tubercles at the apex. This charming little plant flowers with yellow to orange blossoms during their winter growing periods. They become dormant or semi dormant during mid summer. Water well during its growing period of fall and spring allowing compost to dry between watering.