Aloe ramosissima Cactus The leaves are gray with

The leaves are gray with brown spots

In warmer climates this species can be grown in ground and becomes a small tree

The upper surface is translucent with irregular veins

While technically a succulent this plant doesn't like drying out fully (but is forgiving of the occasional dry spell)

I expect it will make pups in time

Aloe ramosissima Cactus The leaves are gray withAloe ramosissima Family: Xanthorrhoeaceae. A beautiful rarely seen shrub Aloe. This is the most heavily branched of all Aloe species. Some large specimens can have over 100 branches! This is a close relative of Aloe dichotoma and takes similar care. Specifically it is a winter growing Aloe, so it likes water in the cooler months and should be kept drier in the summer. Makes a nice landscape specimen in frost free zones. Elsewhere it makes a good