Haworthiopsis venosa aka Dragon Scale Aloe

Haworthiopsis venosa, also known as venstertjie in Afrikaans, is a mat-forming succulent perennial that belongs to the family Asphodelaceae. This plant is native to South Africa and Namibia, but it has now spread to homes around the world. The stemless rosettes of this plant consist of 12-15 fleshy, triangular, and lanceolate leaves that are dark green in color and show pale green lines along the upper surfaces. The leaves have small teeth along the margins and are capable of storing water during dry seasons due to their adaptation to harsh, dry climates. Haworthiopsis venosa exhibits a special form of photosynthesis that aids in retaining water by only exchanging gases at night. In the spring season, this plant bears green-white, tubular flowers in racemes that grow up to 15 cm (6 in) long. The genus name Haworthiopsis is derived from the name of the British botanist Adrian Hardy Haworth, while the species epithet venosa means "veined".