Haworthia truncata Hakua Live Succulent Growing in a 2.5 Inch Matucana madisoniorum

Haworthia truncata Hakua Live Succulent Growing in a 2.5 Inch Matucana madisoniorumHaworthia truncata 'Hakua' is a unique and sought after cultivar of the Haworthia truncata species, which is part of the Asphodelaceae family. Known for its striking appearance and distinct features, 'Hakua' displays a symmetrical and compact rosette like form. Its leaves are typically triangular, truncated at the tips (hence the name 'truncata'), and organized in opposite pairs along the stem. The leaves have translucent areas near the tips that

indirect light but can tolerate some shade

inconspicuous

The teeth are pink and irregular

3 inches long

Like many cacti in the Turbinicarpus genus

They are native to Central and northern Bahia and Eastern Brazil

commonly known as the Glory of Texas Cactus

they develop an appearance reminiscent of a naturally aged bonsai

Flowering Information:Mature plants produce attractive white to pale cream flowers

Othonna capensis produces small

Guadeloupe

5 - 8 mm long