A virtually stemless succulent, Aloe 'Sunset' displays green, tapering leaves when young that mature to brown-red with elongated spots. A flower spike, usually unbranched, rises above the foliage bearing yellow or red flowers with green tips. A dynamic plant for containers and rock gardens.
Light: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Water Needs: Low
Height: 2 feet or less
Spread: 1–2 feetProvide well-drained soil. The color change adds seasonal interest. Drought tolerant. Protect from hard frost.
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