Aloe dorotheae ‘Crimson’ Theobroma This species was first collected

This species was first collected on February 9

Insufficient light slows growth and dulls variegation

formerly classified as Philodendron tweedieanum Schott

LED grow lights also suitable

Aloe dorotheae ‘Crimson’ Theobroma This species was first collectedAloe dorotheae Crimson Aloe dorotheae Crimson produces broad glossy leaves that can deepen from green to copper, orange and vivid crimson. Pale spots cross the smooth blades, and sharp cream to reddish teeth give every leaf a strongly defined edge. Young centre growth is usually greener and held upright. The outer leaves broaden, curve and develop the richest red tones as the rosette matures. New offsets form close to the original plant and eventually