Aloe "Stingray" - 4in ground-cover gradually spreading through offsets to

gradually spreading through offsets to create tight ornamental colonies

Another interesting hybrid characteristic is the overall plant form

giving rise to the “sharkskin” comparison

reaching heights of 10-20 feet

reddish-brown toothed margins

Aloe "Stingray" - 4in ground-cover gradually spreading through offsets toAloe Stingray is a compact hybrid aloe grown for its bold texture, reddish marginal teeth, and tidy clumping habit, making it well suited to containers and small dry garden plantings. It forms tight, symmetrical rosettes of thick, triangular leaves that gradually produce offsets to create low clusters over time. Individual rosettes remain relatively compact, commonly reaching around 18 inches tall. The foliage is green with a firm, slightly glossy