Aloe brevifolia . This is the smallest, most compact form of this  beautiful South African Aloe species (see our other listing for the larger, wider leaf form, A. Brevifolia var. depressa). Produces rosettes of gray-blue leaves that build up on each other to form a colony about 4 inches high by 4-6 wide. Leaves are margined with white teeth.  Leaves flush pink in full sun and dry conditions. In the late spring appear spikes of orange-scarlet flowers.  A fantastic, compact blue colored Aloe for the succulent border or small scale ground cover.  Can also be used in a mixed succulent pot.
 
Best in full sun to very bright shade. 
Well-drained soil. Very drought tolerant but will look its best with occasional water, especially if grown in a pot.
Hardy to about 25-30 degrees F.
USDA  zones 9a-13b
Pot size: 3 inch
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