Lace Plant or Torch Aloe is a succulent plant Native to South Africa and introduced plant to Sri Lanka as a ornamental  foliage plant.  It has white dots on the leaves and  fleshy leaves  packed densely in rotational symmetric forms, called "Rosette". The leaves are poisonous if eaten.
It is rarely found on Sri Lanka home gardens because these plants grow on high altitudes that need cool weather conditions


Beautiful foliage of Torch Aloe plant-Aloe Aristata

Common Classification
Common Names	Lace Plant - Torch Aloe
Scientific Name	Aloe aristata
Sinhalese Name	Torch Aloe
Scientific Classification
Family	Xanthorrhoeaceae
Genus	Aloe
Species	A.aristata
Synonym	Aloe longiaristata, Aloe ellenbergeri
Ecology
Category	Ornamental
Growth Habit	Small Shrub	Status (Native)	Introduced
Duration	Perennial	Status (Control)	Cultivate
Propriety
Culinary / Edible	No	Other use	n/a
Use as Herb	No	Poisoned / Toxin	Yes
Identification
Flowers		Leaves
Fruits

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