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Haworthia

Haworthia

Haworthia

Exposure

  • Intense-medium
  • can take morning or evening sun

Rusticity

Tropicale

Bloom time

  • March
  • April
  • May
  • June
  • July
  • August
  • September
  • October

  • Original
  • Succulent
  • Small size
  • Easy care
  • Non-toxic

These little succulents come from South Africa and there are all kinds of them. Some have dark green leaves with white stripes, others are bluish gray, others are translucent, resembling stone plants. These plants do not have a stem, but simply a triangular rosette of leaves that sticks out of the ground. They do not grow tall, rarely more than 10 cm, but they produce shoots at their base and therefore spread out more than they stretch. They are very easy to maintain, and as with most succulents, you must wait until the soil is completely dry before watering. It requires good light, but not necessarily direct sun. Some of them need to be protected from the powerful rays of the summer sun.

Plant details

Dimensions

Spacing
- in.
Spread
1 - 11 in.
Height
1 - 5 in.

Characteristics

Habit:

  • Rosetta

Flowering colours:

  • White

Plant needs

Watering:

Maintenance:

  • Easy

Soil requirement:

  • Well drained
  • potting soil for cacti and succulents

Features

Resistance:

  • Drought

Attract:

Use:

  • Container
  • Patio Pot

Attribute:

  • Unique Leaves

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