Aloe castilloniae vibrant magenta once every 10–14 days

once every 10–14 days

The flowers are dark red

The caudex should be shaded while the leaves should get a good amount of sunlight

make sure the soil is drained and moderately fertile

Regarding fertilization

Aloe castilloniae vibrant magenta once every 10–14 daysDescription: Aloe castilloniae is a low growing richly branched aloe species, forming large groups of up to 1 meter in diameter. Its rarity and peculiar foliage makes it a very marketable species. Flowers: Bright orange red. Cultivation and propagation: This Aloe is tough, sun and drought tolerant, but also will do well in partial shade. The plants make active growth in fall winter and propagate easily. Soil: Porous soil with adequate drainage.