Aloe 
Flora Frost Aloe Safari Thiba
| Leaf arrangement | wreath, in a rosette |
| Leaf tip | Pointed/acute |
| Leaf margin | Dentate |
| Leaf, general shape | Triangular |
| Plant height | 10 - 20 cm |
| Structure (tissues) | Succulent |
| Plantdiameter | 15 cm - 20 cm |
| Leaf width | 3 - 4 cm |
| Leaf surface | Rough; Inflated |
| Leaf size | 10 - 15 cm |
| Leaf, main color | Green-dark grey green-N189A |
| Leaf colour, pattern | Bicolored; Striate |
| Leaf, secondary color(s) | Grey-medium grey green-191C |
The Aloe Safari Thiba, also known as Aloe, is a fascinating plant that captures the eye with its unique leaf arrangement and stunning colors. With a wreath-like leaf arrangement in a rosette, this plant stands out among its contemporaries.
The leaves of the Aloe Safari Thiba are triangular in shape, with a pointed or acute tip. The leaf margin is dentate, adding to its intricate appearance. Growing to a height of 10 to 20 cm, this plant is small but mighty in its beauty.
One of the most remarkable features of the Aloe Safari Thiba is its succulent structure. This means that it has specialized tissues that can store water, enabling it to survive in arid conditions. The plant has a diameter of 15 to 20 cm, providing a compact yet substantial presence.
The leaves of the Aloe Safari Thiba are rough and inflated, giving them a unique texture. They are relatively small, with a width of 3 to 4 cm and a size ranging from 10 to 15 cm. The main color of the leaves is a dark grey-green, also referred to as N189A. However, what truly sets this plant apart is its bicolored and striate leaf pattern. The leaves exhibit a combination of shades, with the secondary color being a medium grey-green (191C).
In the realm of plant aesthetics, the Aloe Safari Thiba is a true gem. Its distinctive leaf arrangement, triangular shape, and dentate margins make it a visual delight. The succulent structure adds an element of practicality, allowing it to thrive in harsh environments.
Whether used as a centerpiece in a garden or as a potted plant in a cozy corner of the home, the Aloe Safari Thiba is sure to captivate anyone who has the pleasure of encountering it. With its vibrant green-dark grey-green coloration and bicolored, striate leaf pattern, it adds a touch of elegance and intrigue to any space.
In conclusion, the Aloe Safari Thiba is a remarkable plant that stands out due to its unique leaf arrangement, triangular shape, and dentate margins. Its succulent structure enables it to store water and thrive in arid conditions. With its stunning colors and bicolored, striate leaf pattern, it is a captivating addition to any botanical collection or garden.
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