Haworthia

Native to South Africa, it only grows 2-3” tall and it acclimates well to the home environment. Grow in porous cactus soil and let the soil dry out between waterings. Horse's Teeth Haworthia (Haworthia maughanii x truncata) This one-of-a-kind plant...

Arrives in a 4" growers pot ready for potting. Small and slow growing, Haworthia attenuata are commonly known as Zebra Cactus due to the tubercles that grow on the back of its leaves in a stripey pattern.

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Substitutions may apply. Succulents arrive in 4" growers pots ready for potting. Similar to their cousin Aloes, Haworthias belong in the same family and resemble miniature Aloes. Current selections may include: Tiger Aloe, Pink Blush Aloe, Aloe Vera,...

Shipped fresh and directly from our farm in Florida, you'll love how they make your indoor space look. Grow them in a bright spot, water from time to time, and enjoy their long-lasting beauty.

Shipped fresh and directly from our farm in Florida, you'll love how they make your indoor space look. Grow them in a bright spot, water from time to time, and enjoy their long-lasting beauty.

Shipped fresh and directly from our farm in Florida, you'll love how they make your indoor space look. Grow them in a bright spot, water from time to time, and enjoy their long-lasting beauty.

Shipped fresh and directly from our farm in Florida, you'll love how they make your indoor space look. Grow them in a bright spot, water from time to time, and enjoy their long-lasting beauty.

Shipped fresh and directly from our farm in Florida, you'll love how they make your indoor space look. Grow them in a bright spot, water from time to time, and enjoy their long-lasting beauty.

Create your own desert zen oasis with this dish terrarium, complete with a striking "zebra cactus", succulents, white gravel, and sandblasted manzanita branch accent. Terrarium kit contains 4" zebra cactus (haworthia attenuata), 2" rosette succulent,...

Terrarium kit contains 4" zebra cactus (haworthia attenuata), 2" rosette succulent, 2" grass succulent, 5"-8" manzanita branch, white gravel, peat moss, lava rocks, and glass dish.

I have not tried to grow it this way, but I do have one in hanging pot and it is growing laterally rather than upright so far.two shots of larger hanging plang showing some spiraling (some plants will do this, or this could be a hybrid).There are several...

No pruning, repotting, or pampering needed! Nothing could be easier or more attractive. Zebra Cacti are the perfect houseplants because they thrive in lower light. This is a gift that's ready to show off the minute you take it out of the shipping box!...

Care for these plants may differ slightly depending on where they're grown – indoors or outside.When growing Gasteria succulents indoors, the light from a sunny window is often enough to keep them happy.

Separately or together, they are simply delightful, and are always most welcome even by non-gardeners, because of their ease of use. It's the perfect houseplant for a windowsill, office cubicle, or dining room table centerpiece.

Staggered effect works the best, front, back, front, back and alternate high, low, etc. Everything goes, there is no right or wrong. Bugs.While they are outside, I am often stuck inside.

Many plants have a single photograph, but many do not.This is a somewhat slow forum, but a good one with reliable member commentsThis one is probably one of the most active and excellent for asking questions about cacti, sharing photos, seeing plants...

There are many different types of epiphytes available at your local garden center, including mistletoe cactus ( Rhipsalis ), air plants ( Tillandsia ), orchids, bromeliads, along with many different ferns.

One can write dozens of articles about all these bugs, but this at least covers most of the miniature pests I have personally encountered in my yard.Bird damage is strictly limited to fruit damage in my yard.Since I do not grow much in the way of fruits,...

Most succulents are easy to divide by carefully digging up and separating the tiny baby plants that develop to the side of the mother plant (often called “pups”). Before beginning, make sure your umbrella's pole fits through the opening of your Bundt...

Variety is wonderful, even if it is one of the no-nos in ‘real' landscaping design, where repetition of shape and sizes is probably more important... If limited space is a problem, one solution is community pots.

Since I became interested in "weird" plants, I have also been fascinated by the variations in these weird plants.One of the most popular focuses of plant obsession and collection is on variegated plants.As if the plants I grow and collect weren't weird...

There is a sickly green-brown to yellow-brown color that corresponds with a mushy texture that is every succulent collector's nightmare. The following article is a brief discussion of the good and bad stresses we see in our cacti and succulents.

However, many are touchy about being overwatered, grown in shade or put in direct, hot, full sun.Fortunately most of the common ones tend to be the easy ones.There are far too many Echeverias to go over, but this nursery selection is typical and just...

The bottom right photo is of an aloe planted in a plastic shell... One rarely uses hanging baskets for succulents, but they are actually probably better suited for succulents than most other plants as these dry out so fast it is sometimes hard to keep...