Suculenta: Pecho de Perdiz (Aloe Variegata)
Succulent: Partridge Chest (Aloe Variegata)
Holis……
Saludos amigos de las Comunidades: "HiveGarden" y "Succulent Growers". Hoy comparto una suculenta que cuesta clasificar por sus peculiaridades. La "Pecho de Perdiz" pertenece al género Aloe, y tiende a confundirse con las "Harwotias". La "Pecho de Perdiz" es minuscula, crece en grupos y sus hojas almacenan menos agua.
Greetings friends from the Communities: "HiveGarden" and "Succulent Growers". Today I share a succulent that is difficult to classify due to its peculiarities. The "Partridge Chest" belongs to the genus Aloe, and tends to be confused with the "Harwotias". The "Partridge Chest" is tiny, grows in groups and its leaves store less water.
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1.- Nombre Científico: El Aloe Variegata,
"El Aloe Variegata, es conocida popularmente como Aloe tigre y como Aloe pecho de perdiz. Es una planta bella y decorativa de la familia de las Liliáceas. El nombre de variegata, viene de su diseño de bandas blancas y verdes alternativas, de sus hojas."
"The Aloe Variegata is popularly known as Aloe tiger and as Aloe chest partridge. It is a beautiful and decorative plant of the Liliaceae family. The name variegata comes from its design of alternating white and green bands on its leaves."
2.- Características
"Las variegata: Se trata de pequeñas plantas, que crecen sin tallo, con las hojas carnosas dispuestas en roseta irregularmente jaspeadas según la especie y la variedad. Las hojas a menudo van revestidas por minúsculos tubérculos claros que algunas veces son casi transparentes."
"The variegata: These are small plants that grow without a stem, with fleshy leaves arranged in a rosette irregularly variegated depending on the species and variety. The leaves are often covered with tiny pale tubercles that are sometimes almost transparent."
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Oh, I never knew that they are succulents. My elder sister has them in her garden.
Although it can be considered a succulent, it belongs to the aloe family, like Aloew Vera.
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I see, thank you for that elaborate response. Have a nice day ahead.
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