Haworthia venosa ssp. tesselata


Scientific Name: Haworthia venosa ssp. tesselata (Lam.) Haw.
Synonym: Aloe parva, Aloe tessellata, Haworthia engleri, Haworthia minutissima, Haworthia parva, Haworthia pseudotessellata, Haworthia tessellata var. inflexa , Haworthia tessellata var. velutina , Haworthia tessellata var. tuberculata , Haworthia tessellata var. stepheniana , Haworthia tessellata var. simplex , Haworthia tessellata var. engleri , Haworthia tessellata var. parva , Haworthia tessellata var. palhinhiae , Haworthia tessellata var. obesa , Haworthia tessellata var. minutissima , Haworthia tessellata var. luisierii , Haworthia tessellata var. elongata , Haworthia tessellata, Haworthia tessellata, Haworthia tessellata, Haworthia tessellata, Haworthia tessellata var. coriacea , Haworthia venosa var. tessellata
Family: Asphodelaceae
Recommended Temperature Zone:
USDA: 9-10

Origin: South Africa (Northern Cape, Western Cape)

Growth Habits: Stemless clustering rosettes, 2 inches in diameter (5 cm); 8 to 10 leaves.

Backs of the leaves are heavily frosted with tubercles. Columnar grower. Offsets quite slowly. Offsets from stolons. Will cluster/offset, but a bit more slowly.


 

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