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Tiger Cup Aloe is a common name used for a type of succulent belonging to the Aloe genus, often referring to varieties or hybrids that resemble Aloe variegata (also called Partridge Breast Aloe or Tiger Aloe).

Here’s an overview:

🌱 Tiger Cup Aloe (Aloe variegata and hybrids)

1. Appearance

• Rosette shape: The plant grows in tight rosettes that look like small cups or bowls—hence the “cup” name.
• Leaves: Thick, triangular, and slightly concave (cupped inward).
• Color: Deep green leaves with striking white, horizontal stripes or spots, resembling tiger stripes.
• Margins: Often lined with small, soft white teeth.
• Height: Usually 6–12 inches tall (15–30 cm).

2. Flowers

• Blooming season: Late winter to spring.
• Flower stalks: Tall spikes with clusters of tubular flowers (orange, coral, or pink).
• Pollinators: Attracts hummingbirds and bees.

3. Growth & Care

• Light: Bright, indirect sunlight or partial sun. Too much harsh sunlight can cause leaf burn.
• Water: Typical succulent routine — water deeply but infrequently. Allow the soil to dry completely before watering again.
• Soil: Well-draining succulent or cactus mix.
• Temperature: Prefers warm, dry conditions (65–80°F / 18–27°C). Not frost-tolerant.
• Propagation: Offsets (“pups”) that grow at the base of the plant.

4. Common Issues

• Overwatering: The most common cause of rot or death.
• Sunburn: Too much direct, hot sun can cause leaf discoloration.
• Pests: Occasionally affected by mealybugs or aphids.

5. Fun Fact

The Tiger Aloe’s bold leaf pattern and compact size make it one of the most popular indoor succulents — it’s often used in mini gardens, office pots, and decorative planters.