A grand roundup of the alternative names for Haworthia limifolia var. limifolia - how many do you know?
Haworthia limifolia is a succulent in the genus Haworthia of the Liliaceae family, native to South Africa. Haworthia limifolia has been cultivated in China for a long time; its leaf shape is unusual and its plant form is dignified and elegant, making it an ideal variety for indoor decoration.
Common names of Haworthia limifolia
The common name of Haworthia limifolia is spiral-leaf hawk-claw grass.
Habits of Haworthia limifolia
Haworthia limifolia is a succulent in the genus Haworthia of the Liliaceae family, and spring and autumn are its vigorous growth periods.
Haworthia limifolia is native to South Africa and likes a warm, dry and sunny environment; in a bright spot it grows vigorously. The most suitable temperature for growth is18~24, and in winter it should not go below5°C.
Haworthia limifolia is cold-tolerant, tolerant of drought and partial shade, and afraid of waterlogging and direct strong light. The plant can be kept in a bright spot for care, with appropriate shading. During the growth period, keep the potting soil moist and avoid waterlogging.
Care tips for Haworthia limifolia
Repotting: Haworthia limifolia grows slowly, so repotting once every2years is enough. For the potting soil, use a mix of leaf mold, potting soil and coarse sand, with a small amount of cow manure and bone meal added.
Watering and fertilizing: during the growth period of Haworthia limifolia, keep the potting soil slightly moist, and by no means let it alternate between dry and wet. Fertilize once a month with a special succulent fertilizer.
Temperature control: in summer, when temperatures are high, the plant grows slowly, with no obvious dormancy. In winter, keep the temperature between10~12°C; below5°C it stops growing.
Propagation methods for Haworthia limifolia
Division: in spring, while repotting, simply cut off and plant the young offsets at the base of the mother plant. After division, do not water too much, so as not to affect root recovery.
Cuttings: take cuttings in5~6month; cut off the new shoots growing from the base of the mother plant and insert them into a sand bed. After cutting, keep the temperature at18~22°C, and roots can form after20~25days.
Suggested planting combinations: Graptopetalum paraguayense 'Red', Haworthia cymbiformis.
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