Central Phoenix -- Haworthia nigra is another workhorse haworthia. I have it in several places in the ground, as well as in a couple pot...Read Mores. It does well in all, with some getting a couple hours a day full sun and others mostly shade. Mine get water ranging from every other week to once a month in summer and little supplemental water at all in winter. Cuttings root easily. The plant is particularly attractive because the rough, tubercled surface sparkles in the light.
slow growing suckering rosettes that eventually form small spiraling columnar communities up to 6" tall. Rough skinned species with very...Read More dark green color (nearly black) with stiff, pointed leaves. Two forms exist, var nigra and var diversifolia.. not sure I know the difference.
Central Phoenix -- Haworthia nigra is another workhorse haworthia. I have it in several places in the ground, as well as in a couple pot...Read More
slow growing suckering rosettes that eventually form small spiraling columnar communities up to 6" tall. Rough skinned species with very...Read More