Haworthia cooperi obtusa 'Amber

Haworthia cooperi obtusa 'Amber' is a fascinating variety of succulent plant. Here's some key information about it:

Origin: Native to South Africa, Haworthia cooperi obtusa 'Amber' thrives in semi-desert regions.
Watering: This plant prefers moderate watering. It is essential to allow the soil to dry out thoroughly between waterings to avoid root rot. In winter, reduce watering frequency even further.
Light: Place it in a well-lit spot, but avoid direct exposure to scorching sun. Indirect light is ideal for this plant.
Substrate: Use a potting soil mix specially formulated for succulents, or prepare a well-draining substrate by mixing potting soil with pumice.
Appearance: Haworthia cooperi obtusa 'Amber' is known for its fleshy leaves arranged in dense rosettes. The leaves have an obtuse shape, a translucent texture and a color ranging from light green to amber, giving it a unique appearance.
Growth: This plant is relatively slow-growing and remains small in size, making it an excellent option for indoor spaces.
Flowers: Although Haworthias can produce floral scapes, the flowers are generally small and inconspicuous.
Toxicity: Non-toxic.

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