Origin
The Gasteria hybrid 'Aurora' 6/tray is a hybrid succulent whose origin lies in South Africa. This type of plant belongs to the Asphodelaceae family and is the result of purposeful crossing between various Gasteria species. These plants are adapted to dry conditions, which is why they are mainly found in rocky areas and dry shrubland in their native habitat.

Characteristics
The Gasteria hybrid 'Aurora' 6/tray stands out for its green, shiny and radially arranged leaves with a slight streak. The leaves are elliptical in shape and have a fleshy texture, which is characteristic of succulents. In the spring and summer, the plant develops spherical inflorescences with hanging, tubular flowers that are reddish-pink in colour. The Gasteria hybrid 'Aurora' 6/tray reaches an average height of 15-20 cm.

Care
In terms of caring for the Gasteria hybrid 'Aurora' 6/tray, it is important to know that the plant prefers bright, indirect light and can burn in direct sunlight. The soil should be well-draining to prevent root rot. The plant's water requirement is low; in the summer, watering once a week is sufficient, and in the winter, once every two weeks is enough. Overwatering should be avoided to maintain the plant's health.