The green-tipped yellow racemes of this cultivar gave rise to its name. The plant has very green leaves and is capable of producing up to 5, branched inflorescences that can create a beautiful picture at the front of the rockery.
It has a habit of splitting the main rosette(s), thus creating a low-growing shrub. Any stem shoots should be removed to speed up the splitting of the rosettes as this is good for flower formation. This, in turn, contributes to the display gardeners like to see from their aloe hybrid cultivars.
