An Effortless & Colorful Aloe

When you want classic aloe perks with a unique twist, try out the hybrid Hedgehog Aloe. Drought tolerant and low-growing with the cooling gel known to aloe, the Hedgehog Aloe offers one-of-a-kind looks with dark orange or pink flowers in summer.

Plus, it’s green, succulent-like leaves turn a grayish shade throughout the season for unusual visual appeal throughout the year. And the leaves are skinny and slightly curved for a unique effect.

What’s more is that the Hedgehog Aloe is one of the top oxygen producer plants, removing toxins from the air for a cleaner home. And it’s easy to care for, meaning you can just plant it up and let it do its work.

Add this variety to any area of your home needing a little color and texture. It’ll brighten windowsills, tabletops, bookshelves and more, and its exotic good looks and low-maintenance will elevate your home décor in an instant. 

For a plant that's not only visually intriguing but also benefits your space, choose the Hedgehog Aloe. Grow yours today!

Planting & Care

1. Planting: Start by choosing an area in your home or outdoors that receives bright, indirect light and at least 6 to 8 hours of sunlight each day. Once you’ve chosen your location, plant in a container that’s around 1 to 2 times the width of its shipped container, backfill the soil and water to settle the roots.

2. Watering: Its succulent-like leaves mean the Hedgehog Aloe is drought tolerant and perfect for beginners or frequent travelers, but it’s important to have a steady watering schedule. Watering your Hedgehog once every week or week and a half should suffice, but if you’re unsure when your plant needs water, simply check its soil. If the soil is dry around 2 to 3 inches down, it’s time to water. Otherwise, your Hedgehog Aloe can handle dry air and doesn’t need extra humidity.

3. Fertilizing: Use a house plant fertilizer at half strength two to three times per year, during the spring and summer.