This is a wonderful species with such fine teeth that some call it the spiderweb Haworthia. The leaves are a pale green, nearly translus...Read Morecent, ending in a point, curving over the plant so that it's spherical. And the teeth are long, fibrous and wavy so that the overlapping of the leaves forms a web-like pattern. This species is not at all happy in sunlight, and it also is prone to rot if kept too cold and wet. Makes a good potted specimen, but not one of the better garden Haworthias, unless you live in a really warm climate.
San Antonio, TX (Zone 8b) | February 2005 | neutral
If you are not familiar with its cultivation, research information on growing and/or propagating techniques because a haworthia requires ...Read Morespecial care that is too detailed to list here.
This is a wonderful species with such fine teeth that some call it the spiderweb Haworthia. The leaves are a pale green, nearly translus...Read More
If you are not familiar with its cultivation, research information on growing and/or propagating techniques because a haworthia requires ...Read More