Succulent Haworthia

Haworthia is a genus of small, succulent plants that are native to southern Africa. They are also commonly called succulent aloes or pearl plants. Most of them have thickened leaves that look like tiny rosettes and are a type of flowering succulent and range in color from white to green to purple or black. The specific variety of Haworthia that we are discussing is the Succulent Haworthia, which is a succulent perennial plant with soft, fleshy leaves that are arranged in a rosette pattern. This variety of Haworthia is a popular houseplant and an especially great choice for those who are just starting out on their succulent journey.

Succulent Haworthia require minimal watering, as they are a drought-tolerant succulent. It is important to remember that overwatering can be the biggest cause of death in Succulent Haworthia. It's better to underwater than to overwater. Water when the soil has been completely dry for a few days, and wait until the top two inches of soil have dried out before watering again. Do not water directly onto the leaves, as this can cause rot and fungal growth. Instead, water the dirt around the base of the plant.