Aloe djiboutiensis

Aloe djiboutiensis is a species of aloe native to Djibouti and Eritrea. It was first described in 2007 in the CSSA Journal by T. A. McCoy.

Flowers
Its flowers are on a horizontal inflorescence, which is the main identifying feature of this plant. The inflorescences have flowers that are orange on the bottom with trangle white streaks on the top half with the non streaked part being orange.

Description of the plant
Aloe djiboutiensis is a plant that looks similar to many aloe species. It is slightly smaller than Aloe somaliensis. There are white streaks on the leaves, which are bubbles of gas that are below the epidermis. You can also very rarely get individuals that do not have those bubbles. It is believed that these help cool the plant in extreme temperatures as it rarely gets below 70F in their natural habitat. This has also caused the frost tolerance of this plant to be called into question in cultivation.