Haworthia maughanii truncata 'Horse Teeth' Succulent during the spring

during the spring

It can be quite a slow grower – though if given the chance

which could otherwise lead to permanent damage to the plant and its offsets

this plant is a powerhouse of resilience

and water in accordance with a thorough yet infrequent routine such as the ‘soak and dry’ method

Haworthia maughanii truncata 'Horse Teeth' Succulent during the springThis standout Haworthia is most remarkable for its growth pattern instead of forming rosettes, the thick leaves are arranged in an irregular mass of foliage, extending out in all directions at once! The leaves themselves are a deep green with flattened tips and a lightly stippled texture, laced with apple green accents. As a survival adaptation, in the wild Haworthia maughanii truncata grows largely underground, thus shielding itself from parching in