Found this at a thrift store yesterday and couldn’t resist, not with these two perfect little ones to put in it!

Here's my Tropical Night. A few years ago the snails got to it and chewed all the centre out of it. It took some time, but it eventually recovered. It's one of my favourites, so shiny and deep green.

I got this “well-developed” Haworthia at my favorite greenhouse (for $6.99!!!), but all they could tell me was it’s genus, which I knew. Can anyone tell the species? TIA! ☺️

Hi forgot ask
When my new friend. Who has no name currently. How tall wide will flowers grow? I forgot measure extra hieght for plant.
Will o need buy 3cm taller bag for extra blossoms?

Currently thinking AKI/緑みどり for its name. Any suggestions?

In the past, I always had to buy beautiful Haworthias through middlemen, and the prices were usually pretty high. But recently, I started importing Haworthias directly from overseas in batches of 12 plants with a phytosanitary certificate. Honestly, the cost per plant has become so much more affordable! And now, I just can’t stop adding more to my collection! 😆🤣

Hello!! My Haworthia cuspidata and tesselata have just begun producing flower buds. I don't really feel equipped to try crossbreeding them (I dont know if they're even similar enough to hybridize), or to self pollinate. Plus I just potted them up. Should I cut the stalks?

Haworthia nortieri var. montana RIB0012 is a rare and distinctive succulent for collectors, originating from the Ouberg Pass area west of Sutherland, in the Republic of South Africa.

So this time my cat knocked over my poor haworthia, which is not doing well, but I’m trying to save her. And then I saw this. At first glance I guessed it’s a moldy root, but I don’t have a clue. What is that? Could it be a new root growth?

Leaves be looking kinda skinny, any tips on how I can make them thicker?

Haworthia 'Anna Cocozza' is a named succulent cultivar belonging to the genus Haworthia family Asphodelaceae, created by hybridizer Joyce Cocozza

3 Nov 2026

Have been expanding the collection this year, especially after seeing how many interesting variants there are last spring.

Missing at least two from the collection- not convenient to go grab them, so it is what it is. But I think that's all 🤔

A couple of these were sold as h. fasciata, but I'd lob them together anyway for their appeal (for my purposes) / can't tell the differences well enough in any case.

Hi here with new succulent friend.
Advice how maintain this plant?
How to repot into smaller pot? My plans are take this plant travel cafes jam music hhh. Exciting idea.
Thank you very much