Haworthia pygmaea Crassulaceae In the winter cut back

In the winter cut back more on the water

A distinctive species with thick spines that encircle the plant

A tiny South American cactus related to Opuntia

Should be kept fairly dry in the winter

They are rot prone if you overwater

Haworthia pygmaea Crassulaceae In the winter cut backHaworthia pygmaea A beautiful black variety of this attractive species. The leaf tips are rough like sandpaper and are windowed. Plants flower off and on all year round. This is a non variegated version of the celebrated Tiger Pygmaea cultivar. Easy to grow. Haworthia are more shade tolerant than most succulents, but still needs good light to have their best color. Grows year round so don't let it stay too dry unless your winter growing situation