Aloe capitata var. quartziticola is a variety of the Aloe capitata species, native to the quartzitic rocky regions of Madagascar. This succulent plant forms a rosette of thick, lance-shaped leaves that can exhibit hues of green, blue, or purple, often with reddish margins. It produces striking, tall flower spikes with tubular flowers ranging from yellow to orange-red, blooming mainly in winter. Adapted to survive in arid conditions, this variety thrives in well-drained, quartzitic soils. Due to its limited distribution and threats from habitat destruction, conservation efforts are essential to protect this unique and visually appealing plant.
