Haworthia limifolia 'variegata' Variegated J16

Haworthia limifolia 'variegata' Variegated J16Haworthia limifolia 'variegata' Family: Xanthorrhoeaceae. A beautiful variegated form of this attractive species. Like the normal form, this species has long tapering leaves with horizontal ridges. The variegation is yellow and varies from leaf to leaf. Forms clumps in time. Plants flower off and on all year round. Easy to grow. Haworthias are more shade tolerant than most succulents, but still needs good light. Grows year round so don't let it stay

They aren't leaves

succulent stem

The species is distinctive in having a slanted top

just slower

Retains the puplish skin of pectinifera but has the golden spines of eriocactoides

Others will have more green and look like a traditional variegate

The offsets form in the bases of the lower leaves so it forms a clump

Shortly after they leaf out

This is a small clumping species with a gray-green body

Haworthia are more shade tolerant than most succulents

Flowers are orange and white and have the distinct carrion smell Stapeliads are famous for

Seyrigia gracilis Family: Curcurbitaceae