Someone can help me identify this Aloe

It's beautiful! I will check tomorrow at work. We have ~ 100 different Aloes!

Dutchlady Many thanks
I have lost the card with the name

It looks familiar so I think I could get an ID.

It appears to be Aloe striata
http://www.yuccado.com/aloe-st...

They can become monstrous.

First I was also wondering if it was maybe A. striata (I have several) but the leaves are a different shape. Plus A. striata has a red edge on the leaves.

Yes, I think A. striata leaf is a bit different. I hope you get an ID, Hetty. There are so many beautiful Aloes!

- I'll be heading out to the Succulent Garden momentarily so I hope to have more info soon.

Aloe striata seems to have the larger leaf

Alessandro ~ I am sorry you have not received an ID for your plant.

I was looking at my A. striata and still wonder if the size of the leaf is affected by the age of the plant, the size of the container or perhaps the nutrients/ moisture received.

If you do not mind, I would like to post a photo or two of my Aloe striata. I have had this plant since 2006. When I received it it was tiny and I would not have believed it would grow as large as it has. I have removed it from the pot and cut the roots back, repotting it twice since I got it.

The lack of teeth on the edges of the leaf and the white border as well as the striation pattern in the leaf are indicators of the ID.

The color of the white border begins to turn pink when temperature drops. Mine has never bloomed but the coral color of the bloom is the reason this plant is also known as a Coral Aloe.

Hope you won't mind the photos... Kristi

Kristi - notice the surface of the leaves on yours are flat whereas on the one Alessandro shows they are more convex; that is why I don't think his is A. striata.

I have searched around and I am still stumped.