Origin
The Gasteria 'D Tiga' is a succulent species originating from the South Africa region. This plant belongs to the Asphodelaceae family and is part of the Gasteria genus that includes over 20 species. 'D Tiga' is a specific cultivar of Gasteria that is highly sought after by gardeners and plant collectors.

Characteristics
The Gasteria 'D Tiga' is characterised by its fleshy, dark green leaves that are speckled with white spots. The leaves are bulbous and notably thick, which are typical qualities for succulents. It has a slow growth rate and can grow up to 30 cm in height. Distinctive features of 'D Tiga' are the long, thin stems that extend up to 40 cm and from which hang small bell-shaped flowers.

Care
In terms of care, the Gasteria 'D Tiga' has minimal needs. It has a strong preference for well-draining soil and needs to be watered carefully, as overwatering can lead to root rot. 'D Tiga' thrives best in partial shade and has moderate to low water requirements. When temperatures drop below 10 degrees Celsius, it is advisable to move the plant indoors to prevent damage from frost.