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Haworthia venosa ssp.
Native range: Southern Africa, Namibia
Known names: Formerly known as Haworthia tessellata, Haworthia venosa, Glass Window Succulent
Hardiness: Best kept above freezing
Mature Size: ~4" tall, clump-forming
Light: Bright light, half day sun, avoid hot afternoon sun.
Water: Water more often during growing season (Spring - Autumn)
Soil: Succulent mix, fast-draining
Dormancy Period: Winter
Pet-Safe: Yes
Plant Size: 2.5" pot
*Not sure which subspecies or cultivar this might be* -The edge curves upward on this one.
Reptile-like very thick tiangular shaped leaves arranged in a rosette. Lighter veining on surface.
Haworthias, in the wild, are usually found growing quite below the soil line. They are known for their "windows" that allows light to penetrate through their leaves. Haworthia Long inflorescence appear late summer with miniature white flowers. Avoid hot afternoon sun.