Aloe variegata Crassulaceae The leaves are gray green

The  leaves are gray green with brown pointed tips

Does best if kept above 50 degrees but isn't absolutely required

but give it good filtered light

You will receive the plant shown in image 5

but it is easiest way to describe the coloration

Aloe variegata Crassulaceae The leaves are gray greenAloe variegata A handsome, easy to grow species with green to brown leaves with many white spots and white margins. Unlike a lot of Aloes all parts of the plant are smooth. Very small teeth and no raised bumps. The plant stays small (less than 1' across) and has a triangular shape. Leaves are green in low light, brown in high light. Simple to grow. Water when the soil is nearly dry during the summer. Keep dryer in winter. Protect from frost. Now