What other names does Haworthia 'Silver' have? What you know may not be its real name
Haworthia 'Silver'? This name sounds so strange! It doesn't sound like a plant name at all. Why is it called "Shou"? Why is it also called "Silver"? With these questions in mind, the editor will introduce Haworthia 'Silver' to everyone.
The name of Haworthia 'Silver'
"Shou" is a general term for several plants, and Haworthia 'Silver' is one of them. Because the leaf tips show a dense white color mixed with red stripes, it is called "Silver".
Morphological characteristics of Haworthia 'Silver'
The Haworthia 'Silver' plant is very low-growing, pressed tightly against sandy gravel soil. The front end of the leaves is triangular or approximately triangular. Viewed from above, the entire Haworthia 'Silver' looks like a circle pieced together from individual triangles.
The red and white patterned spots on the leaf surface are very obvious, adding a unique charm.
Propagation methods of Haworthia 'Silver'
The propagation rate of Haworthia 'Silver' is not high. Division, leaf cuttings, and seed propagation are mostly used, but the survival rate is not high and growth is slow. Therefore, the more rigorous method currently used is tissue culture.
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