Gasteria nitida variegata Size:4" though this is often a

though this is often a sign that the plant is reaching the end of its life cycle

or a high contrast component within container arrangements – especially when paired with bright green or deep red succulent cultivars

this exotic looking specimen is surprisingly easy to care for – indeed

Whether nestled in a rock garden

Beyond this need

Gasteria nitida variegata Size:4" though this is often aStacked, tongue shaped leaves emerge from a central point on Gasteria nitida variegata fanning out in opposing directions instead of forming a traditional rosette shape. The leaves themselves are very thick and fleshy, striated with tones of deep green, white and a hint of peach when stressed. Freely producing offsets from the base of the parent plant, over time this slow growing variety will form a dense clump that will add a perfect layer of novelty