Haworthia herbacea Plant

Haworthia venosa tessellata is a small succulent that grows in a low, compact rosette of fleshy, lanceolate, triangular leaves ranging in color from olive green to dark green, sometimes tinged with brownish hues depending on the light. Its distinctive feature is its translucent whitish marbling and small, warty tubercles that cover the leaf surface, giving it a granular texture and an almost speckled appearance. It prefers sunny rooms but can tolerate indirect light.

Non-toxic to pets.

Family: Asphodelaceae.

Origin: South Africa.
Watering:
Allow the soil to dry out completely between waterings.

Humidity: Low
Soil type: Very well-draining.
Avoid water pooling in the saucer.
Light: Moderate to bright.
Orientation: East, west, or 1 meter from a south-facing window.
Growth: Slow.

Temperature: Medium.
In winter, it tolerates a minimum temperature of -4°C.

Pot diameter: 6 cm.

Grown in Quebec.

Bioactive