Aloe thraskii vibrant magenta be sure to gradually acclimate

be sure to gradually acclimate the plant to direct sunlight to prevent shock

Too much water and BAM

It belongs to the Cactaceae family and gets its common name from the distinctive markings on its surface

you should look for a fertilizer with an approximate blend of 5-10-15 that is higher in phosphorus than nitrogen

it's generally a low-maintenance agave plant that doesn't require frequent fertilization

Aloe thraskii vibrant magenta be sure to gradually acclimateAloe thraskii Aloe thraskii is a majestic, usually single stemmed arborescent aloes that will in time bear a massive rosette of beautifully recurved leaves. It is among the tallest aloe species usually 2 m high but sometimes up to 4 m and produces showy yellow candle like spikes of flowers. Leaves: Up to 160 cm long and 22 cm wide, broadly lanceolate, channelled, curving strongly downwards, pale olive green, dull green to greyish green or glaucous,