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Gasteraloe Grey Ghost
Place in full sun, but ideally in partial shade.
Always water a few days after the substrate has dried out. Reduce watering in winter.
It can tolerate -3.9 °C in the short term. However, the plant is not hardy.
This is a plant that is not very demanding in the sun. It is also suitable for indoors, where many plants do not get enough light to live.
Gasteraloe Grey Ghost is an unpretentious succulent plant that is ideal for growing indoors. It is similar to ×Gasteraloe Silver Swirls or Gasteraloe Kabela and is a cross between Aloe and Gasteria. Its name, Grey Ghost, refers to the characteristic colour of its leaves.
The grey-green leaves with white spots and jagged edges are triangular in shape. The plant forms rosettes of thick leaves that slowly grow to a width of up to 20 cm. Hybrids of Gasteraloe are typically stemless or with only low stems, even Grey Ghost grows low to the ground.
Flowers rarely appear and take on a tubular shape with orange and green colouring. They emerge on slender, unbranched stems.
The plant is very hardy and will last a long time without watering. In summer, the plant can be lightly fertilised with cactus and succulent fertiliser. The hardy and unpretentious Gasteraloe Grey Ghost is an ideal choice for an indoor plant and will bring a mysterious touch to the surrounding space with its greyish colouring.