Haworthia truncata x maughanii

Haworthia truncata x maughaniiHaworthia 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

Forms clumps over time

Produces big yellow flowers in summer

just give normal succulent care of good light and careful watering

Gymnocalycium damsii v

It seems to be a sport or mutation of a standard G

This is the nuda form of the species (it has some flecking) so it shows the variegation even better

Echinocereus pulchellus v

Likes lots of light for best flowering

Pelargonium alternans An unusual succulent relative of the well known flowering Pelargonium or "Zonal Geranium"

Euphorbia cooperi Family: Euphorbiaceae

In the winter cut back more on the water

NOT grafted