Aloe mitriformis

Grown on site at Blue Spade Greenhouse.
Grown in a 3 inch pot.

Sap of leaves may be used to treat mild burns or sunburns. Shiny, glossy, triangular, dark green leaves, flecked with pale green spots, and triangular teeth on the margins. Flower heads may be seen any time of the year, single triangular clusters of pale pink to coral. Drought tolerant. Height 15".  An easy care, drought resistant succulent that can be grown indoors or outdoors. Medicine Plant is its nickname because the sap from its leaves soothes minor skin irritations and burns; this makes it a great plant for a sunny kitchen. It can be used as a table plant when small or a floor plant as it matures.

Light Requirments: Requires very bright indirect light

Water Requirements: Water well and then allow the soil to thoroughly dry out before watering again. It can sometimes last 2-3 weeks before it needs water and requires even less moisture in the winter. An Aloe Vera Plant can be saved from severe under-watering, but rarely survives over-watering.

**Taken from https://www.houseplant411.com/houseplant/aloe-vera-plant-how-to-grow-care-indoors