Looks like H. koelmanorium

Or Haworthia limifolia ubomboensis

How much water did it get and how frequently? Looks like the mix could be too dried out to be able to rewear itself, water may have bypassed the roots and just run out, hydrophobic in other words. I would unpot and check the state of the roots, take pics and show us what you find. Could either be rotted or dried out.

Gill

Haworthia limifolia ubomboensis I agree but I could also be wrong on this.

It needs some roots/water. I recommend submerging the whole pot in water for 10-15 minutes then let drain while propped up 45 degrees so the water can completely drain out. Then don't water again until soil is dry then soak again as described above.

Edit to my post above....that should say ‘re-wet’ itself, not rewear!

Thank you for recommending the repot! The roots are certainly dried out; there are few remaining. I repotted it in new soil, how long should I wait to water it?

Were any of the roots fresh and crisp or were they all dried and shriveled? If the plant was dehydrated and I think minimal damage could have been done to the roots, I'll water the next day but if you broke roots then wait at least 3 days.

They were all dry and shriveled; does that mean I didn’t snap any?

Probably didn't do much damage (they may be dead roots). We're there any thick white/cream roots visible or were they dried up and easy to pull off?

What kind of substrate did you use?

Laticauda, there were no thick/white cream roots visible I’m afraid. They were all dried up.

Pagan, thank you for your detailed answer!! I am going to go repot my haworthia right now in a smaller pot and then water it shallowly.

in terms of substrate, I just use espoma cactus potting soil

thank you so much everyone!!

Espoma is comprised mostly of peat moss and peat humus. These both retain so much water that it would be best to use something else. I have a bag of their regular potting soil right now. The cactus soil basically just has some sand added. The next best thing would be to use mostly perlite with just a little bit of that potting soil, if any at all. The best would be to use pumice, if you happen to have it available. I recently rooted a little beheaded Aloe in pumice with basically the same procedure as Pagan explained, but I gather that was quicker than a Haworthia.

Your photo appears to be a much more well draining mix. Haworthias are amazing plants, and you have a really nice one. With patience you'll be amazed.

As a side note, peat moss and peat humus are two different things. For those who think peat moss is bad, you should see regular peat/peat humus.

Definitely agree with Nil as to ID. This is H. koelmanorium.

This is H. koelmaniorum v micmurtryl. A very slow grower, indeed!

Yes it is Ubomboensis

This is what suddenly too much sun will do to inflo and the leaf of Haw...:

I agree: must check first before I say anything.

koelmanorium

harry