Aloe aristata - 6in angola Euphorbia 'Zig Zag' prefers well-draining

Euphorbia 'Zig Zag' prefers well-draining soil and a sunny location

The blue-green leaves

Requires full sun to bright light and very sharp drainage — a sandy or pumice-amended mix replicates its native substrate

branching hybrid derived from Aloe dawei and grown for its consistent flowering and adaptable performance in a range of light exposures

Aloe aristata - 6in angola Euphorbia 'Zig Zag' prefers well-drainingAloe aristata, commonly known as Lace Aloe or Torch Plant, is a compact, evergreen succulent native to South Africa and Lesotho. It forms dense, clustering rosettes of dark green, triangular leaves adorned with white tubercles and soft, lacy margins. The foliage may develop reddish hues under stress or cold exposure. In late spring to early summer, mature plants produce tall, branched inflorescences with coral orange tubular flowers that attract