This attractive dwarf species produces heads 10 to 12cm, forming stems. Large flower spikes carrying masses of orange flowers in a tight formation appear in late winter.
Position - partial shade in protected areas outdoors or in sunny indoor positions, not suited for gardens.
In darker positions they may lose their nice shape and colour.
Watering - this Aloe can be watered all year round but care must be taken to make sure they dry out soon after watering, shallow pots will help with this. Most growth is over the summer months. Plants will survive without water for many months but will do better if watered regularly over the warmer months.
Feeding - 25% of recommended dosage monthly in growing period. The less fertiliser, the better the shape of the plant. Fertilisers high in nitrogen can produce larger plants with less colour.
Repotting - can be left to overgrow their pots or repotted in the warmer months in almost any well drained potting mix.
Shipping Schedule & Biosecurity Information
Dispatch Day: All orders are dispatched on Tuesdays.
Cut-off for Same Week Dispatch: Orders must be placed by Monday 7am (AEST) to be sent that week. Orders placed after this will be dispatched the following Tuesday.
WA, NT & TAS Orders
Cut-off: Orders to WA, NT and TAS must be placed by Friday 7am (AEST) to be included in the following week’s dispatch.
Treatment & Delay: These orders require biosecurity treatment and certification, which is completed each Friday. Please allow an additional 1–2 weeks for processing.
Plant Health Certification (PHAC) Fees
$20 fee applies to WA orders.
$10 fee applies to NT and TAS orders.
This fee is per order (not per plant) and is included in your shipping cost at checkout.
Aloe longistyla
Size: 66mm pot
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