Aloe compressa ssp. schistophila (Ambatofinandrahana, MADAGASCAR)

Aloe compressa ssp. schistophila is a striking succulent native to the unique landscapes of Ambatofinandrahana, Madagascar. This subspecies of Aloe compressa captivates plant enthusiasts with its compact rosette form and thick, fleshy leaves. The botanical variety, often called Aloe schistophila, displays subtle variations that distinguish it from other Malagasy Aloes, making it a prized addition to collections.

The Aloe compressa subspecies thrives in rocky habitats, where its leaves develop a dense, compressed appearance. Its ornamental appeal lies in the textured leaf surface and the green-gray coloration, which provides a natural camouflage. Known as Ambatofinandrahana Aloe or Malagasy Aloe, this plant reflects the biodiversity of Madagascar’s flora. Gardeners value it for its resilience and architectural form.

• Compact rosette with thick, fleshy leaves
• Textured surface enhances visual interest
• Green-gray tones blend with rocky surroundings
• Rare subspecies with unique botanical traits
• Native to Ambatofinandrahana, Madagascar

The Aloe schistophila Madagascar variant stands out among succulents due to its botanical distinctiveness and ornamental use. Its natural habitat inspires conservation and appreciation. Collectors often seek this Aloe compressa ssp. schistophila to enrich their diverse Aloe assemblages with a true Malagasy gem.

IMPORTANT: The pictures show the mother plant, which is not for sale. The offer includes a plant with the dimensions stated in the description.