Aloe variegata Cactus Then when it becomes mature

Then when it becomes mature enough they become upright which is what is starting to happen with these individuals

it produces offsets on stolons (stalks) that look like little green spiders on webs

but be careful not to overwater as tap rooted species are more sensitive to rot

You can see some of the variegation in the close up of the leaf

The stems are solid red too

Aloe variegata Cactus Then when it becomes matureAloe variegata A handsome, easy to grow species with green to brown leaves with many white spots and white margins. Unlike a lot of Aloes all parts of the plant are smooth. Very small teeth and no raised bumps. The plant stays small (less than 1' across) and has a triangular shape. Leaves are green in low light, brown in high light. Simple to grow. Water when the soil is nearly dry during the summer. Keep dryer in winter. Protect from frost. Now