Gasteria batesiana f. monstrous.

This wonderful succulent shows off with pride its characteristic that makes it unique in its kind: the monstrous form. The monstrosity is a mutation that occurs in few specimens and always different from one another; it presents with unusual reliefs and strange asymmetries that make each plant strongly sought after by collectors all over the world. In its normal form, it has mottled leaves, of triangular shape and cross-section, which in the young seedlings develop in pairs, then taking with the growth the arrangement of a pretty rather open rosette. On the surface of the foliage there are typical spots and white mealy stripes that form rows, giving the plant a very precise and geometric overall appearance.