I finally found out the name of my Aloe Vera.  It’s from my Succulent Collection post.

This type of aloe does not have much gel.  I like the fact that it has no sharp thorns along the edges unlike my other aloes.  The green gray leaves with little lines are also very neat!

I noticed the stripes on my leaves and remember reading that some aloe have these “variegated” lines on the leaves.  And also these aloe have coral colored blossoms.  I look forward to seeing those blossoms.  Here are some info I’ve gathered from Trio Nursery:

A handsome , tailored plant with a unique Variegation not often seen and rarely offered.

Brilliant Coral Pink to Orange flowers in branched cluster Feb / May.”

VARIEGATED CORAL ALOE, ALOE STRIATA VARIEGATATA - native to South Africa.

This is a Succulent member of the Lily family.

Its leaves are broad , and up to 20 inches long, spineless , gray green , with a narrow pinkish red edge.

The rosettes are up to 2 ft or more wide on a short trunk.