The wide, pale-green leaves of Coral Aloe have brownish-colored lines running from the base of the leaf to its tip. This species will form offshoots to become a clustered full-grown plant. Its fleshy, leaves have toothless leaf margins and are often tinged pink. From winter to spring, thick stalks form to hold striking corymbose panicles of 2” long coral-red tubular flowers about 3’ above its foliage.