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Haworthia spp.
Unique succulent with translucent leaf tips called 'windows' that transmit light. Shade-tolerant, thriving in bright indirect light indoors. Obtusa and Retusa are popular. Compact and space-efficient.
Haworthia is a genus of small succulent plants endemic to Southern Africa, found in Mozambique, Namibia, Lesotho, Eswatini, and South Africa. Plants typically inhabit rocky outcrops and shaded grassland margins, avoiding direct sunlight. The genus is divided into hard-leaved and soft-leaved types; soft-leaved species feature translucent windows at the leaf tips that channel diffuse light into the plant body. Most species form compact rosettes 3–15 cm in diameter and grow slowly. They thrive in well-draining gritty soil and bright indirect light, making them well suited to indoor cultivation. Watering should be moderate during spring and autumn growing seasons, reduced in summer and winter. Haworthias are among the most beginner-friendly succulents and are widely collected for their diversity in leaf texture and pattern.
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Origin
Southern Africa (Mozambique, Namibia, Lesotho, Eswatini and South Africa)
Size
3-15cm
Temperature
5〜35℃(適温15〜25℃)
Humidity
30〜50%
Water: every 2 weeks in spring/fall / monthly in summer and winter
Well-draining mix. Kanuma and Akadama base
Bright indirect light is ideal. Direct sun causes leaf burn
Offset division is reliable. Leaf propagation difficult for most varieties
Thick roots prefer deep pots. Use deeper containers over shallow ones
Beginner. This is a beginner-friendly species. No special equipment or experience is required, and it can be kept successfully with basic care setup.
The ideal temperature for Haworthia is 5〜35℃(適温15〜25℃). Recommended humidity is 30〜50%. Avoid sudden temperature changes and maintain a stable environment.
Haworthia typically reaches 3-15cm as an adult. Size may vary depending on care conditions and individual genetics.
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Haworthia feeds on: Water: every 2 weeks in spring/fall / monthly in summer and winter. Aim for a balanced diet with appropriate feeding frequency.
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