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Aloe ‘barbadensis Miller’ ‘Mohawk’

Aloe ‘barbadensis Miller’ ‘Mohawk’

Aloe ‘barbadensis Miller’ ‘Mohawk’ is a striking Aloe cultivar known for its upright, sculptural form and bold, spiked foliage. The thick, fleshy leaves grow in a compact rosette and often display subtle colour variation along the edges, giving the plant a strong architectural presence. Its clean lines and resilient nature make it a popular choice for modern interiors and bright windowsills.

Derived from Aloe barbadensis Miller, commonly known as Aloe vera, this variety shares the genus’s well-known durability and low maintenance needs. Aloe ‘Mohawk’ is slow growing and long lived, making it a dependable plant for those looking to add structure and texture to their space without demanding care.

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Small - 4"/ 10cm Diameter

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Sun Requirements ▾

Bright light is essential for Aloe ‘Mohawk’. It thrives in bright indirect light and can tolerate several hours of gentle direct sun, particularly morning or late afternoon light. Insufficient light may result in elongated growth and reduced leaf strength. A bright windowsill or well-lit room provides ideal conditions.

Watering Instructions ▾

Watering should be done only when the soil has dried out completely. Aloe ‘Mohawk’ stores water in its leaves and is highly tolerant of drought, but sensitive to overwatering. Excess moisture can quickly lead to root rot. Watering frequency should be significantly reduced during the winter months when growth slows, as the plant requires very little moisture during this time.

Care Tips ▾

Aloe ‘Mohawk’ prefers a warm, stable environment and performs best when planted in a fast-draining succulent or cactus soil. Proper drainage is essential, as Aloe roots are sensitive to prolonged moisture. This plant does not require frequent repotting and benefits from being slightly root-bound. Good airflow and a bright location will support healthy growth and strong leaf structure.
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