Aloe haworthioides Size:4" as its leaves are thinner

as its leaves are thinner and more breakable than many Echeveria varieties

this unique plant presents a striking appearance with its densely packed spines that resemble a caterpillar - 'Oruga' meaning caterpillar in Spanish

The leaves are thick and fleshy

be sure to protect this variety’s thick leaves from frost during the winter months

tolerating both intense sun and low levels of rainfall

Aloe haworthioides Size:4" as its leaves are thinnerA petite, faster growing Aloe variety, Aloe haworthioides features rosettes of dark green leaves adorned with numerous soft, hair like spines. Reaching only 4 inches tall and wide at maturity, Aloe haworthioides is so named because of how closely it resembles succulents of the Haworthia genus. With its delicate appearance and densely clustered growth habit, this Madagascar native makes a lovely addition to any succulent collection, either in