Aloe T Rex Hybrid Aloidendron Dichotomum

An Aloe "T-Rex" and Kokerboom (Aloidendron dichotomum) hybrid would likely be a unique, large, and sculptural succulent plant, potentially with features from both parent plants such as the robust leaves of Aloe "T-Rex" and the tree-like structure and blue-green foliage of the Kokerboom. While specific characteristics of this hybrid are not well-documented, it would likely exhibit the drought tolerance and low-maintenance requirements common to both parent species. 
Parent Plants
Aloe "T-Rex": 
A relatively small, broad-leafed aloe named for its "T-Rex jaw" appearance, featuring upward-facing, tooth-like spikes on its vibrant green leaves. 
Kokerboom (Aloe dichotoma): 
One of the tallest tree aloes, characterized by a smooth vertical trunk, fleshy blue-green leaves, and an umbrella-shaped canopy as it matures. 
Expected Hybrid Characteristics
Growth Habit: 
A potential hybrid could grow into a large, tree-like form with a sturdy trunk, though perhaps not as tall as a pure Kokerboom. 
Foliage: 
The plant might display broad, upward-curving leaves, potentially with the blue-green tones of the Kokerboom and the prominent "teeth" of the Aloe "T-Rex". 
Size: 
It would likely become a substantial, sculptural plant suitable for landscaping or large containers, given the mature size of the Kokerboom. 
Hardiness and Care: 
It would thrive in warm, frost-free climates and require well-draining soil, with watering only when the soil is completely dry. 
Flowering: 
The hybrid could produce yellow or orange tubular flowers, possibly in spring, though this might take several years to occur. 
Note on Hybrids 
Many Aloe hybrids are man-made and can be rare, named, and even patented by their creators.
The specific characteristics of a cross are influenced by the genetic contributions of both parents and the conditions under which they grow.Alo