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Comments (269)Conny - I don't think you will have problems with that browning one either. Your Aboukyu is looking fantastic! Howard - You're up for the challenge! I think you're an expert with dealing with rootless Haworthia now, haha. It really does get easier, doesn't it? Today I took the plunge and attempted my first pup-separation like this for my Haworthia truncata 'Omori'. The pups were starting to deform the shape of the mother plant, so it's time for them to finally go. Here they are together: And after some very careful cutting I managed to keep a fat root on one pair of offsets. They were joined together so they will stay like that for now. The other offset has no roots so I am letting it callous. One more photo of plants in progress - Haworthia 'Sansenjyu' 三仙壽. It was etiolated a bit when I got it, but now the nice shape and form is growing out....See MoreHaworthians Page 6
Comments (273)Here is a pup from what I believe is a H. retusa 'Mutica'. It was completely brown when it was on the outskirts of a grow light in my basement. I brought it upstairs and put it next to a window. It's now partly back to green. I thought the pattern was interesting. The bottom part isn't in shadow, it really is brown. (I'm referring to the leaf facing the camera.) It almost looks like one of those chocolate Haworthias or even the H. 'Violet' above. I wonder if keeping it in just the right amount of light would keep it this way. Probably impossible, plus I like this one green, but it might be interesting to try....See MoreTiniest Houseplants
Comments (62)Maria, I'm confident that's not a H. retusa. I'm inclinded to think cymbiformis or one of the others mentioned on the Haworthia thread. Here's a H. retusa 'Mutica', but is a pretty typical retusa, and a small one just to fit the thread. retusas are generally green (or copper) leaved until near the end where it's more window-like and has those stripey things, as opposed to them being along the whole leaf....See Moreniksouthafrica
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