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Torch Aloe (Aloe arborescens)
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Aloe Arborescens 🌿
Also known as the “Torch Aloe,” this striking succulent makes a bold statement with its tall, branching form and dense rosettes of fleshy grey-green leaves edged in soft teeth. In its native climate, it can grow into a dramatic shrub, but indoors it makes an impressive and easy-care feature plant.
Stylish and architectural, Aloe Arborescens is perfect for adding structure and greenery to larger spaces, while offering all the low-maintenance perks of a succulent.
Plant Care
- Light: Thrives in bright, indirect light and can tolerate some direct sun. Perfect near a sunny window.
- Watering: Allow soil to dry out fully between waterings. Avoid standing water to prevent root rot.
- Temperature: Prefers 15–25°C indoors. Keep above 10°C and protect from frost.
- Humidity: Average household humidity is fine.
- Feed: Use a cactus/succulent fertiliser once a month in spring and summer.
Good to Know
- Toxicity: Mildly toxic if ingested — best kept away from pets and children.
- Air Purifying: Helps filter indoor air.
- Also Known As: Torch Aloe.
- Origin: Native to Southern Africa.
Meet Your Plant
- Growth: Slow-growing, architectural growth; form varies with the variety.
- Pet Safety: Keep away from pets and children; some parts may be harmful if eaten.
- Botanical Name: Aloe arborescens
Living plants naturally vary in size, shape and colour. Check the product options for supplied pot dimensions where available.
Good To Know
How not to kill your Torch Aloe (Aloe arborescens)
We've created a personalised Grow Guide for your Torch Aloe (Aloe arborescens). Just follow this easy guide and you & your new leafy mate will be loving life together!
Watering: Light
Humidity: Normal

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