Haworthia consists of stemless succulent perennials that develop rosettes composed of thick, fleshy leaves, frequently featuring white tubercles. These plants produce tubular flowers arranged in racemes.

Haworthia mutica

Haworthia mutica 'Drew White'

Haworthia obtusa 'Turu Pika'

Haworthia parksiana

Haworthia picta (Moegi Group) 'Mr K Ohjuwa's Silver Green'

Haworthia pygmaea

Haworthia pygmaea 'Ice City'

Haworthia pygmaea 'Seiji'

Haworthia pygmaea 'Tsuju-simo'

Haworthia pygmaea f. major

Haworthia pygmaea var. acuminata

Haworthia pygmaea var. dekenahii

Haworthia pygmaea var. dekenahii 'Sanekata's Variegated' (v)

Haworthia pygmaea var. pygmaea 'Frosty Cream'

Haworthia pygmaea var. pygmaea 'Silver THunder'

Haworthia pygmea var. asperula

Haworthia reticulata

Haworthia reticulata var. hurlingii

Haworthia reticulata var. reticulata

Haworthia retusa is a succulent perennial characterized by its rosettes of thick, triangular leaves that are translucent green. In late winter, it produces small tubular white flowers arranged in racemes, reaching heights of up to 50 cm.

Haworthia retusa

Haworthia retusa 'Grey Ghost'

Haworthia retusa giant

Haworthia retusa variegated (v)

Haworthia rossouwii var. calcarea

Haworthia sessiliflora

Haworthia splendens 'Silver King'

Haworthia splendens 'Toffee'

Haworthia truncata is a succulent perennial characterized by its thick, dark green leaves arranged in two distinct rows, with their tips cut off at a flat angle. This species produces small, tubular flowers that are greenish-white, appearing in racemes on stems that can reach up to 20 cm long.

Haworthia truncata

Haworthia truncata var. maughanii is a perennial succulent that often grows partially buried in the soil. The tips of its leaves feature a translucent area, enabling light to penetrate for photosynthesis. Its flowers, which are subtle and off-white, arise on slender stems from the leaf axils. Each flower consists of six tepals arranged in two sets of three, with one set bending upward and the other downward. This plant typically flowers during the spring and summer months.

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