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Aloe cryptopoda
Aloe cryptopoda features thick, fleshy green leaves arranged in a dense rosette. The leaves often exhibit reddish tinges, especially under stress from sun exposure or drought. During the flowering season, aloe cryptopoda produces tall, vibrant yellow flower spikes that attract various pollinators. Adapted to arid environments, its succulent leaves store water, enabling survival through prolonged dry periods.
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15 - 38 ℃
Ideal Temperature

Care Guide for Aloe cryptopoda

Every 3 weeks
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
15 - 38 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: Aloe cryptopoda thrives in dry, well-draining soils and prefers filtered water due to sensitivity to minerals and pH. Water deeply but infrequently, about once a week, checking soil moisture first. Prevent root rot by ensuring soil dries sufficiently before replanting in fresh soil without water for one week.
Fertilize: Aloe cryptopoda thrives without fertilizer, but to promote vigorous growth, apply phosphorus-rich fertilizer annually in spring or a 1-inch layer of worm castings mid-spring. Excessive fertilizer or feeding during cold months can harm growth.
Pruning: Aloe cryptopoda features fleshy leaves and rosettes. Prune in early spring to remove dead or damaged leaves, ensuring healthy growth without over-pruning. This promotes airflow, light penetration, and prevents fungal issues. Use sterilized tools to minimize infection risks.
Propagation: Aloe cryptopoda can be propagated from seeds, but the most common method is separating its pups from the mother plant. Use a garden trowel to carefully detach the pups and plant them in separate containers for successful propagation.
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