Haworthia decipiensvar.pringlei(C.L.Scott ) M.B.Bayer
Haworthia pringlei , Haworthia bolusiivar.pringlei
Family : AsphodelaceaeSubfamily : AsphodeloideaeTribe : AloeaeGenus : Haworthia
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Haworthia decipiensvar.pringleiis a small succulent plant that mould rosettes of fleshy , bluish - green leaves with episodic small teeth on the margin and keel . The leaves dry and declaration during drought .
The white flowers have greenish - browned veins and appear densely arranged on simple , slender stubble that can develop up to 12 inches ( 30 centimetre ) long . They mainly happen in spring .
USDA hardiness zones10a to 11b : from 30 ° F ( −1.1 ° C ) to 50 ° F ( 10 ° deoxycytidine monophosphate ) .
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These succulent are not consider difficulthouseplantsto arise . If you may keep a pot ofAloealive on a windowsill , opportunity are you may do the same with a dish ofHaworthia . As with all succulent , the most life-threatening berth istoo much water . They should never be allowed to baby-sit in water under any circumstances . At the same time , these cosmetic petty plants can be spring up in interesting container such as teacupful and even miniature infant shoes . If you ’re given a Haworthia in such a container , ensure the container has adequate drainage .
Haworthias are small , usually between 3 and 5 inches ( 7.5 cm and 12.5 atomic number 96 ) in meridian , and comparatively slow - grow . They are often grow in small bunch in wide , shallow heap . Over time , clusters will naturally enlarge as the mother plant send off modest plantlets . When the clump has outgrown its flowerpot , repot it into a new , panoptic , shallow toilet with fresh potting soil in the spring or former summer . This is also the time to take offsets for extension .
See more atHow to produce and Care for Haworthia .
Derivative of a photo byCok Grootscholtenused with permission. All rights reserved.
Haworthia decipiensvar.pringleitoSouth Africa(Eastern Cape ) .
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