Origin
The Aloe Spider, also known as the Spider Aloe plant, originates from South Africa. The plant is indigenous to the southwestern regions of the country, where it grows in the rocky, arid areas. The plant is named after its spider-like appearance and is part of the Asphodelaceae family.

Characteristics
The Aloe Spider plant has green, pointed leaves that resemble the legs of a spider. The leaves are succulent and juicy and are covered with fine white hairs. These hairs help to protect the plant from the intense sun in the summer. The plant also produces bright orange flowers that can bloom for years if the plant gets enough sunlight.

Care
The Aloe Spider requires little water and can survive long periods of drought. It is vital that the plant is planted in well-draining soil to prevent root rot. The plant requires a lot of sunlight and should ideally be placed in an area with full sun. Although the plant is generally not susceptible to pests, it should be regularly checked for signs of aphids or other pests.