Haworthia truncata x maughanii Crassulaceae maybe even the upper teens

maybe even the upper teens

Put it in a well draining mix and water when the soil gets dry

The hotter it is the less it should be watered or the roots may rot

Similar care to the other leafy Madagascar species

Water very little or not at all in the winter as it can be rot prone if kept moist during dormancy

Haworthia truncata x maughanii Crassulaceae maybe even the upper teensHaworthia truncata x maughanii A nice form of the most unusual species of Haworthia. Some people consider var. maughanii to be a species of its own, largely because the leaves come out in a spiral, but most now say it is just a variety of H. truncata. Either way this is a cross between the standard truncata form and the maughanii form. Leaves are green at first but become dark red in high light. Differences in plant color in the images are due to