Hola a todos, logré comprar está haworthia que pareciera ser una cooperi pero su color rosa no me deja encontrar cuál es, puede estar aún muy pequeña para identificarla? Los leo, gracias!!
I think it's both limifolia, but they look different. Are they different cultivars? If so, can anyone help me identify? I really want to get the right names for my digital plant journal :3
When should I water this haworthia? I got three in the mail August 3rd. They came bare root so I put them in chunky soil and sat them in a good spot for adjusting. After about a week I noticed them shrinking in size/wrinkling so I bottom watered them. 2/3 lost their roots, I scraped off their soggy bottoms and have them sitting on top of dry chunky mix.
I think this one in particular may have gotten less water/had a healthier root system because when I checked its bottom it still had its main root that it had when I potted it and has started growing two new nubs. I included a “drawing” of what I saw when I checked its roots. Its main root was curled around horizontally (that’s how it was when I got it too) and not really going downward. The two new nubs kind of had it lifted off the soil a little bit before I took it out the make sure it wasn’t rotting as well.
It’s been wrinkly since it got it and just keeps getting more so. Would it be safe to water it? Should I give it just a little instead of bottom watering? Should I wait to water?
Pots are 3 inch succulent pots from repotme.com, I can change them if that is my issue, though I do really love the look.
Also threw in some pictures of my rootless babies 👶 pray they put out new roots pls
Edit because I got the time frame wrong
I'm growing Haorchia trunckater, but I'm concerned that the leaves have been wrinkled for a while—maybe because the soil drains too well.
I water it about once every 1 to 2 weeks.
Should I repot it in soil that retains moisture a little better?
Got this haworthia (labeled venosa but doesnt look at all like venosa) a couple months ago and I'm wondering if this is etiolated. One side has super tall leaves.
Edit: appreciate if anyone could give me an ID on the species as well
One of the bigger mother plants in the collection.
I collected so many seeds of Haworthia during the time i have so much free time and couldn't get time to plant them for almost 2 years and some more than 2 years.
Keep a date and name of my cross pollination and put lots of silica gel on my seed stash (metal box)
Experts pls suggest, if we can extract Haworthia seeds from flower? If yes, how to grow them? I have many Haworthia and every now and then they bloom.
Something diffrent in the green house today also greatfull as this plant just keeps making pups.
Probably one of the most difficult haworthias I have in my collection. Took really long to actually start showing its amazing colors and leaf patterns.
Haworthia truncata x retusa hybrid, kept indoors