Greg,
It looks like one or two of them at the bottom right are variegated. That's an interesting looking Haworthia!

Planto

Greg that is really pretty.

Thanks - and yes this is a variegated cultivar...Cinta I do just love it!!

Greg,
Even more cool!

Planto

Here is my little Gem I only have the one but would love to start a collection I think they are so beautiful.

Thanks for the Link Greg! Now I have no reason to not have more

They sell collections!!!! Greg this is a gonna be a problem

Uh oh.

Planto

Angela - yes it is a problem!! haha The 2 sources for plants that I love (dangerous websites!) are SMG succulents https://www.storesonlinepro.co... and Aridlands.com Love them both!! And yes dangerous! by the way, I like your plant it will be fun to see what you get!

I think I will wait and spend the winter planning my garden boxes with these varieties.I am working on my restraint muscle which is pretty weak right now I'm happy to have recommended sources though thanks greg

Smart Angela!! I've been checking out Arid lands website daily...thus far I'm containing myself!

I have been taking photos of my Haworthia mucronata on one side of its container since it was easier to access, I thought it has only one pup..going around, oh there it is..it was busy whole summer making some more on the other side which gets more sun
My preferred side:


Going around..I found more mature ones!



Haworthia reinwardtii has made a nice colony now. Mommy plant retained part of its reddish color all year:

Very nice Tarev!!! We love babies!!

Greg!

Here is my new H cooperi var.truncata (what a cool plant - looks like marbles!) I have it mixed in a large pot with several types of gasteria, and H turgida and in the middle is gasteraloe 'Pauline'

Cutie pies Greg!

Thanks Tarev!

well this is sad the haworthia I posted earlier now looks like this.
I noticed a couple of weeks ago some of it was rotting so I took those out but this one looked great so I left it now this morning I checked it and bam dead.

I'm glad I have the one's that were rotting I'm letting them dry out now hopefully I can still save them.


Greg your collection is adorable I like that mix your giving me ideas

Angela sorry to see your rotting plants...I noticed last year in the winter, they really don't like getting any water when its cold. Its been a learning curve...I did have a couple little ones rot on me this year too though, but not like last year. I'm keeping these guys on the dry side.
Good luck!! Do you have other ones Angela??

I've but one, but have had it for at least a decade. It is Zebra Plant (Haworthia fasciata).