Gasteraloe aristata x platinum (Succulents)

Original cultivar not present in nature, but obtained in the nursery from the crossing, as the name of the genus and also of the species suggests, between specimens belonging even to different genera, Aloe aristata and Gasteria platinum. The succulent obtained presents, like Aloe aristata, a rosette disposition formed by long and lanceolate leaves, strongly pointed at the apex and adorned along the margins by a soft whitish, short and rather thick dentition. From the other parent, Gasteria platinum, instead inherits the peculiar epidermal tone: rough to the touch thanks to three-dimensional whitish dots that cover the entire leaf surface, Gasteraloe takes on a very light greyish-green color, almost silvery, which makes the complex extremely elegant and refined.