I got it in the mail today.
Here is a pic.

Haworthia Truncata cv WHIRLPOOL
It neat how the leaves form an S shape.
The leaves should plump up once I give it some water in three days.

This guy is blooming again!

First time in our stores this week.

My friend just gave me another start of Huernia zebrina and he also thru in a Haworthia venosa v tessellata. How nice was that. Pot and all.

I have that huernia, seems a bit easy to kill. Watered it for first time 1 week after buying it, and it just collapsed. Salvaged some cuttings, only 2 are left.

I think this is a Haworthia. It grows fast and I have given away so much of it because it grows so fast.

Cinta,
You can put a peice of that in the box your sending me. I have H. zebrina and that looks like a close cousin. If I come across the name, I'll let you know.
Stush

Okay. I was packing your box this afternoon and have not sealed it yet so you are in luck.

I have eight boxes to finish. I should have everybody in the mail tomorrow.

thank you, I knew my luck was changing. And to the better.

Put a couple in a big deep pot, hoping for lots of pups.

My Haworthia mucronata var mucronata shows much improved growth this year..realized this year it wants more water and a little more sun

Photo Sept 12, 2012


Photo this year:
July 2014


Sept 2014

Wow, that doesn't even look like the same plant!

Planto

Yeah..I was surprised to see just how thirsty it is during summer time. And it is making some babies too

Here's what mine looked like a couple wks ago. I have a few others in other places, but most are in this mini garden. (More pics of the mini garden in MG forum.)

Tiffany a good idea using them in mini gardens. I never thought of it but they would be perfect because they are small.

Not my idea, but TY for saying so!!

If anyone is looking for ideas for mini garden plants, you can search for that now. Under 'uses.' If no other distinctions are indicated, you'll get 191 results (as of earlier today.) Those using plants in mini gardens that don't have that distinction indicated already, please help update the data details for those plants.

Tiffany your plants look great! I do have a mini haworthia but no mini garden

tarev said:Love all the Haworthia photos

Here are the ones I grow:


Haworthia limifolia - this is my veteran Haworthia, has endured extreme heat, cold, rain, may have looked almost dead at times, but as soon as temps grow warmer, put in part shade, it quickly bounces back.

This is my Haworthia limifolia You are right it is a trooper it will fight for life.

If anyone is interested - SMG succulents has some interesting haws, and gasterias. I have only had great experiences with this company! He sends healthy plants and tries to send a good amount of plant stock!!
https://www.storesonlinepro.co...

Here is an amazing haw that I got from SMG I didn't realize it would be so rounded, and orangey! Love it!
Its in a 5inch pot to give you sense of size
Hawarthia cuspidata variegated