types of aloe succulent plants Purple People Eater Aloe

types of aloe succulent plants Purple People Eater AloeAre you looking for a show stopping addition to your succulent collection? Look no further than the 'Aloe hybrid' also known as the 'Purple people eater aloe' is a beautiful and unique plant that makes for a great addition to any home. Native to California, this succulent is characterized by its daunting pale purple color and fringed spines. Although similar to another Aloe Lavender Star, the Purple People Eater is bigger, has brighter colors, and

Are you looking for a show-stopping addition to your succulent collection?  Look no further than the 'Aloe hybrid' - also known as the 'Purple people eater aloe' is a beautiful and unique plant that makes for a great addition to any home. Native to California, this succulent is characterized by its daunting pale-purple color and fringed spines. Although similar to another Aloe ‘Lavender Star’, the Purple People Eater is bigger, has brighter colors, and grows evenly. 

This drought-tolerant plant is easy to care for and doesn't require much attention. The most important thing to remember when caring for an Aloe hybrid is to make sure it gets full (bright, direct) sunlight and doesn't get overwatered. This new hybrid grows moderately in clustered rosettes and has been observed to be resistant to insects and disease. Once matured, this Aloe has been observed to bloom thrice a year.  

Use a well-drained soil mix with specialized succulents potting soil. In order to prevent root rot, it's crucial to let the soil completely dry out in between waterings. These perennial plants favor dry, sandy soil, so it's easy to find a succulent potting mix at Planet Desert. You can also create your own customized potting mix by combining equal parts of perlite, coarse sand, and potting soil. Just make sure that whatever you mix should be well-drained!  

With proper care, your Aloe plant will thrive and bring some extra personality to your space!