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Haworthia glauca var. herrei is a striking succulent that stands out for its compact rosettes and attractive blue-green leaves. Known for its drought tolerance, this variety is especially valued as a hardy indoor plant that requires minimal care while still offering unique visual appeal. It thrives ...

Haworthia mirabilis var. mundula is a plant that is green with windows in its leaf to allow light in. Normally, in habitat, it will mostly be underground, hence the windows. It is a retuse type Haworthia. This plant is native to southwest Bredasdorp in the Cape Provinces of South Africa.Source: Wikipedia

Haworthia guttata is a rejected name now considered synonym of Haworthia reticulata. It is a handsome and colourful cespitose haworthia which, some say, may be of hybrid origin.Rosette: Stemless , about 3-8 cm in diameter with spiralling leaves.Leaves: 2,5-3,5 cm long, 7-8 mm wide, smooth, light-gre...

Fairy Washboard (Haworthiopsis / Haworthia limifolia) (Marloth): An easy houseplant with funky, textured foliage! Raised ridges on the dark green foliage give this a washboard-like texture. It tolerates neglect and low indoor light well.Source: Mountain Crest Gardens

Haworthia angustifolia is an easy-to-grow houseplant featuring adorable, narrow, lanceolate leaves in a dense clump. The lime green leaves are lined with tiny spines. This tiny Haworthia species is native to South Africa.Provide a well-drained soil away from reflected heat. Once established, water i...

Haworthia cuspidata is a small succulent that forms rosettes of bright green leaves marked with darker green translucent areas near the apex. The rosettes can grow up to 4 inches (10 cm) in diameter and offset freely, forming a dense clump with age. The leaves are thick, fleshy, and pointed at the t...

Haworthia decipiens var. pringlei is a succulent plant that forms rosettes of fleshy bluish-green leaves with occasional small teeth on margins and keel. The leaves dry and contract during drought.Source: World of Succulents

generally known to be a beautiful but small succulent that is able to reach up to 10 cm (4″) in diameter and around 12 cm (5″) tall. The plants leaves are fleshy but firm able to change colour when correctly stressed. When the plant produces flowers, expect them to be white appearing form spring to fall.Source: Succulents Network

said to be a common and very adaptable succulent plant. It is a stemless, slow-growing, evergreen plant, with stoloniferous roots, that can grow up to 150 mm high and 100 mm wide. It has sessile leaves, up to 50 mm long and up to 30 mm wide at the base. The leaves are corpulent, firm in texture and ...

Formerly known as Haworthia Attenuata, these plants are native to the Eastern Cape province of South Africa. They closely resemble an aloe plant; in fact, they are from the same subfamily. They have pointy leaves with zebra-like white stripes that appear as warty growth.When touched, you can feel th...

Haworthiopsis 'Manda's Hybrid': A unique cultivar with rough, light green foliage. The foliage sports small green bumps or "tubercles" that can line up vertically. The leaves have a rather triangular shape and curl outward from the rosette center. Moderate stress from direct sun and drought can indu...

Haworthia cymbiformis, also called Cathedral Window Haworthia, is a small, rosette-forming succulent known for its thick, fleshy, and often translucent leaves. These leaves are light green and can appear almost glassy or crystalline in sunlight. The rosettes are compact, making it an ideal plant for small spaces.Source: Gardenia.net

Haworthia cooperi var. truncata is a stemless succulent that looks like a small grape cluster and makes small colonies up to 3 inches (7,5 cm) in diameter. It is a very quickly offsetting and smaller growing variety of Haworthia cooperi. The leaves are fleshy, soft, and glassy (almost transparent), ...

Haworthia turgida var. suberecta is a small succulent that forms a dense clump of stemless rosettes of fleshy, suberect, usually truncated and rounded leaves with 3 to 7 green longitudinal lines and strongly mottled with semi-translucent dots. This variety is distinguished from Haworthia turgida var...

Haworthiopsis limifolia 'Spider White', formerly known as Haworthia limifolia 'Spider White', is a delightful succulent that forms a rosette of green fleshy leaves hed with strong white lines. The rosette can grow up to 4 inches (10 cm) tall and 6 inches (15 cm) in diameter. The leaves have pronounc...

Haworthiopsis fasciata is rare in cultivation, and can easily be distinguished by the smooth upper (ie. inner) surfaces of its leaves. Its white tubercles occur only on the lower (outer) sides of its leaves; whereas H. attenuata has roughness or tubercles on both sides of its leaves. The leaves of H...

H. cooperi var. pilifera is characteristic by its bluish-green colour, shorter and more stumpy leaves (than var. cooperi), with less pronounced marginal spines, leaf end mostly with bristle. It is slowly offsetting species. Size of the rosette can be from 4 cm - 12 cm. They often grow close to the s...

Truncata is a small plant, being approximately 2 cm (0.79 in) high by 10 cm (3.9 in) wide. This species is easily recognizable by its leaves which have a nearly rectangular cross-section and are arranged in two opposite rows. The leaves are gray or gray-green and are held more or less upright. The e...