Haworthia

[Marco]

A few I picked up the past few months. Not sure about the names. That's how they were sold to me.

No-Name
Haworthia - Unnamed by Marco, on Flickr

Haworthia - Unnamed by Marco, on Flickr

Crystal Comptoniana
Haworthia - Crystal Comptoniana by Marco, on Flickr

Haworthia - Crystal Comptoniana by Marco, on Flickr

Black Splendens
Haworthia - Black Spendens by Marco, on Flickr

Inca Rose
Howarthia - Inca Rose by Marco, on Flickr

mirabilis
Haworthia - mirabilis bat wings by Marco, on Flickr

 

[KyushuCalanthe]

I like the variegated ones, they look like little Goodyera that have been in lockdown for 2 months These have gotten really popular in Japan as well. Where do you get them?

 

[Marco]

They are nice little succulents that should stay relatively small and are less maintenance than neos. I water two days after the top of the medium is dry. A majority of my Haworthias come from Renny (link below), a vendor out of California. The inca Rose and comptoniana came from a random ebay vendor I rolled the dice one. I was fortunate on that gamble, those plants were well grown.

http://sales.maughanii.com/

 

[abax]

I have Haworthia 'Pearly Dots' that I've had for
30 years and it's huge and very pretty. It even
blooms about once every seven years.

 

[Marco]

Two that just came through (the pygmaea and mutica hybrid) the door. I was more after the pygmaea, the mutica hybrid was more of a bidding itch casualty.

The obtusa nishiki is one I've had for a while that needed a new pot. It's got a little pup growing underneath it.

I'm done with new howarthias. Now the wait to see if they do ok next to the neo camp.

Haworthia Tiger Pygmaea by Marco, on Flickr

Haworthia Tiger Pygmaea by Marco, on Flickr

Haworthia 'wolfball K8' x 'silver mutica' by Marco, on Flickr

Haworthia 'wolfball K8' x 'silver mutica' by Marco, on Flickr

Howarthia Obtusa Nishiki by Marco, on Flickr

 

[Just1more]

Very nice! I especially like theObtusa. I’ll have to check out eBay!

 

[Marco]

Very nice! I especially like theObtusa. I’ll have to check out eBay!

If you’re in the US, the obtusa nishiki is from Renny. Although, I think I picked up the last one.

sales.maughanii.com

 

[KyushuCalanthe]

Happy looking little guys!

 

[Marco]

I hope they stay relatively tiny.


DSC_0003 by Marco, on Flickr

DSC_0019 by Marco, on Flickr

DSC_0020 by Marco, on Flickr

DSC_0038 by Marco, on Flickr

 

[Ozpaph]

they are quite cute

 

[NYEric]

Those are nice, but we would probably drown them! Thanks for sharing. I need to step up my non-orchid game!

 

[setaylien]

I hope they stay relatively tiny.


DSC_0003 by Marco, on Flickr

DSC_0019 by Marco, on Flickr

DSC_0020 by Marco, on Flickr

DSC_0038 by Marco, on Flickr

Nice collection!

 

[Marco]

Thanks for dredging this up @Heather these haworthias were babies back then. This is roughly 3 years later. Some are a little close to the LED Hence the light reddish brownish hue

 

[Marco]

Almost all repotted. Those small white pots became brittle over time. They would split if the roots grew too much. It’s a nice indicator of growth. But a waste since the pots can’t get reused.

 

[Marco]

You give these white pots a little squeeze 3-4 years after initial use and they look like this

 

[NYEric]

Typical degradation of plastic.

 

[My Green Pets]

Very cute little squishies!