Gasteria glomerata - 1ga cordyline mottled with light spots and

mottled with light spots and armed with sharp teeth

forming a dense

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Gasteria glomerata - 1ga cordyline mottled with light spots andGasteria glomerata, commonly known as ox tongue or Kouga gasteria, is a small, slow growing succulent endemic to a narrow region of the Eastern Cape of South Africa, where it grows on shaded cliffs and rocky slopes. It forms low, stemless rosettes typically 2 to 4 inches tall that gradually spread into dense clusters 8 to 12 inches wide through basal offsets. Leaves are short, thick, and strap shaped, usually 1 to 2 inches long, with a gray green to