Haworthiopsis aka Hawthrorn

Haworthiopsis, a genus of succulent plants in the subfamily Asphodeloideae, was previously classified under Haworthia. These short perennial plants, often arranged in a rosette, display leaves with distinctive raised white markings. With their two-lipped, pale-colored flowers borne on tall stalks, they measure less than 17 mm (0.7 in) in length. Many species of Haworthiopsis are popular as house plants or among succulent enthusiasts. These evergreen succulents form clumps and reach a height of 15cm. Their dark green, narrowly-triangular leaves feature wide, raised white bands. During summer, slender stems bear tubular to bell-shaped, white flowers. Although native to Southern Africa, Haworthiopsis now thrives in homes worldwide. Their adaptation to harsh, dry climates enables them to store water in their succulent leaves during the dry season. Additionally, they utilize a unique form of photosynthesis, only exchanging gases at night, which aids in water retention.