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Aloe parvula
Aloe parvula is a diminutive succulent, forming tight rosettes with thick, fleshy green leaves that sport reddish margins when stressed by sunlight. Its drought-resistant nature is an adaptation to arid conditions, allowing it to thrive in sparse, rocky soils where moisture is scarce. The plant blooms with delicate orange to red tubular flowers, adding a burst of color in stark contrast to its environment.
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Perennial
Lifespan
Succulent
Plant Type
1 m
Plant Height
1 m
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Care Guide for Aloe parvula

Every 3 weeks
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
15 - 38 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: Aloe parvula flourishes in arid environments, exhibiting high drought tolerance. Water infrequently, about every three weeks, ensuring soil dries completely. Grown outdoors, it requires ample sunlight and retains water in its succulent leaves, allowing it to endure extended dry periods.
Fertilize: Aloe parvula thrives without fertilizer, but a phosphorus-rich feed once annually in spring can enhance growth. Alternatively, a 1-inch layer of worm castings applied in mid-spring also promotes vigor. Avoid excessive fertilization or feeding in cold seasons to prevent adverse growth effects.
Pruning: Aloe parvula requires minimal pruning, focusing on removing spent flower stalks and dead or discolored leaves to enhance nutrient distribution. Smaller plants can be pruned with a knife, while larger ones need pruning shears. Regular maintenance helps keep the plant healthy and vibrant.
Propagation: Aloe parvula can be propagated through seeds or more commonly by separating its pups from the mother plant. Use a garden trowel to remove the pups and plant them in separate containers for easy propagation.
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