Central Phoenix -- The first Haworthia koelmaniorum koelmaniorum that I planted in my garden did so well, I bought two more. I had heard...Read More that they are slow to pup, but two of mine (one at 1 year and one at 2 years) now have pups. They are all planted in-ground. Two are in partial shade from deciduous trees with once-a-month summer water and no winter water. They get winter protection only from fallen tree leaves. The third one has dense winter citrus shade and gets a couple hours of afternoon summer sun. It has water every other week from March to November. H. k. koelmaniorum blooms are the usual innocuous small white Haworthia flowers.
Plant that looks a lot like H limnifolia, at least in terms of roughness and warts... but not linearly stippled, and it is much slower gr...Read Moreowing, as well as usually being brown, tan, reddish or grey or some thing in between (as opposed to greenish like limnifolia). Has thick, leathery, nodular skin on its leaves that somewhat resembles a reptile's skin. Slow to sucker, large, suckering plants are valuable. Don't know much about its care.
Central Phoenix -- The first Haworthia koelmaniorum koelmaniorum that I planted in my garden did so well, I bought two more. I had heard...Read More
Plant that looks a lot like H limnifolia, at least in terms of roughness and warts... but not linearly stippled, and it is much slower gr...Read More