This looks like a xGasteraloe, not Haworthia... leaves look glossy, with a different texture. I'd guess a hybrid of Aloe (Aristaloe) aristata, but I wouldn't know more than that. Perhaps something along these lines:

I agree.... was about to post a comment too.
It does look more like that.


It doesn't look like gasteraloe flow, FYI, it has big serrated edges

Oops I better change that. My knowledge of this is 0. Lol

Hmmm looks like I might have to answer my own question @sedumzz
https://www.target.com/p/3pc-a...

Aloe hedgehog? @Baja_Costero?

GigiPlumeria said:Hmmm looks like I might have to answer my own question @sedumzz
https://www.target.com/p/3pc-a...

Aloe hedgehog? @Baja_Costero?

could be. Feel the white dots on the leaves

If raised -> You are correct
If not -> Probably something else

Yes, bumps are raised.

I can't tell the difference between aloe and haworthia.

Haworthias do not have glossy leaves (as far as I know). That's an easy start. The picture in the link above is straight up Aristaloe aristata, which would (presumably) be one of the parents of your plant. Also not glossy.

I agree with @Baja_Costero on the Gasteraloe. Its probably one part lace aloe (aloe aristata)

But heres one thing that we do have to take into consideration. The plant in the photo is a little etiolated.

It could be an etiolated Gasteraloe Beguinii.

I like the sound of Gasteraloe better than just Aloe

There is the same plant in Lowe's (I put it side by side 😀) that identified this as Gasteria Zimflora.

So I requested this to be moved.