is there a white aloe vera plant Aloe "Dwarf White"

is there a white aloe vera plant Aloe "Dwarf White"Aloe 'Dwarf White', also known as Aloe 'Japanese Hybrid', is a very ornamental small succulent originating from South Africa. It forms rosettes of narrow, recurved gray leaves with yellow edged margins adorned with small, prominent recurved teeth, typically reaching a height and width of less than 1 foot. During mid fall through early winter, it produces unbranched spikes of cream flowers on 1 foot tall stems. Introduced to cultivation by plant

Aloe 'Dwarf White', also known as Aloe 'Japanese Hybrid', is a very ornamental small succulent originating from South Africa. It forms rosettes of narrow, recurved gray leaves with yellow-edged margins adorned with small, prominent recurved teeth, typically reaching a height and width of less than 1 foot. During mid-fall through early winter, it produces unbranched spikes of cream flowers on 1-foot tall stems. Introduced to cultivation by plant collector Alice Waidhofer, it was initially labeled as Aloe "Japanese Hybrid" and speculated to be a cross between Aloe parvula and Aloe arborescens. Thriving in full to part-day sun and well-drained soil, it requires low water and is hardy to temperatures as low as 25°F. Ideal for container planting or as a foreground addition in gardens, it adds ornamental value, especially during fall and winter, with its compact size and attractive foliage.

You will receive a very similar plant to the one in the picture. The plant is shipped "dry root" (without soil).