Gasteria batesiana

It is a rather small succulent, that generally tends to develop in groups. It has mottled leaves, of a triangular shape and with a cross section. In young seedlings the leaves develop in pairs, and then with growth take on the arrangement of a pretty open rosette. On the surface of the foliage, there are typical floury white spots and stripes, that form rows, giving the plant a very precise and geometric overall appearance.