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Silica improves nutrient efficiency of other fertilizers by absorbing nutrients and slowly releasing them when required
This plant is mainly grown in tropical
It should be pruned back occasionally after flowering to make a better shape
Avoid overhead watering which can collect between the stalks and promote disease and pest problems
Duration (Sowing to finish): Spring 11 to 12 weeks
Gasteria Verrucosa Succulent Plant Grey & Red Silica improves nutrient efficiency ofTongue Aloe Family Asphodelaceae Native South Africa. Endemic to Western Cape Description Long known and very popular among succulent fanciers is a peculiar looking plant with two ranked, dull green, leaves densely roughened with small, pearly white excrescences and with grooved upper surfaces. It is probably the best known example of a Gasteria species with very rough leaves. Stemless, Leaves can be upto15 cm long, 1 5 cm wide at the base, fleshy,