The Medium Haworthia Limifolia Marloth is native to South East Africa, Swaziland, Southern Mozambique, KwaZula-Natal, Mpumalanga in South Africa. It forms compact, stemless rosettes of light to very dark green with white, undulate transverse ridges on both surfaces. The rosettes grow up to 4-1/2" in diameter, slowly offsetting around the base to form a dense clump. The leaves taper to a sharp point, up to 4" long and up to 1-1/2" in width. It produces white, tubular flowers with greenish-brown ribs on a slender stalk that reaches 8" tall. It thrives when placed in indirect sunlight, but requires more intense sunlight to deepen its coloring.

Succulent plants are among the hardiest, most drought-tolerant in the world and very easy to maintain, as long as they are planted in a porous cactus/succulent soil, given proper drainage, daily bright light, and not over watered.

You will receive 1 well-established, rooted plant, from a 4 inch pot, sent bareroot and packaged with great care. It will be shipped via USPS Priority mail.

If you are ordering from an area with weather below 32 degrees, please consider purchasing a heat pack.