Aloe castilloniae

This is a rare succulent plant, it was first described by Jean-Bernard Castillon in 2006, and its name honors his wife Bernadette Castillon. It is a succulent that branches out a lot, taking on an almost creeping habit. Its rosette-shaped leaves are olive green, rigid, curved and have many raised dots that are rough to the touch. Along the margins of its leaves there are prominent red-brown teeth. In winter, its red flowers bloom from a short stalk.