Haworthia Cymbiformis
- Mid Winter 2021
- 63
- Mid Autumn 2018
- 65
#haworthia #haworthia-cymbiformis #haworthiacymbiformis
The way these are see through on the ends is amazing 💚
This looks just like the one I have down as cuspidata and the descriptions are very similar, now I’m confused 🤔🤔
Morning Jane @pelly - technically Haworthia cuspidata is a synonym of Haworthia cymbiformis, the latter being the accepted name but many retailers still use the older synonyms which causes confusion. There are also two separate entries in the GT database which doesn't help either - see this link here http://www.theplantlist.org/tpl1.1/record/kew-277091 👍🏼
So it's the same basically 😊 @pelly
It's very pretty and unusual Kerry isn't it? I can see where it got its name from 😄 @kez001uk
Thanks Rich, I get so confused with all this, there seem to be quite a few wrongly named plants on here and I like things to be right (I'm sooo not a control freak 😂😂) I'll get my entry altered and I love the Cathedral Window name @richard.spicer.7906 😍😊
@richard.spicer.7906 I didn’t even notice the name 🙈 it’s very fitting though!
@richard.spicer.7906 thank you for the explanation above on the name.
This one has got huge in the last couple of months, with a great winter colour. Another one I will leave as a group, no need to keep splitting them surely?
#succulent #succulentsunday #haworthia #haworthiacymbiformis #haworthia-cymbiformis
This is truly a beauty Rich👍
Lovely looking, great color 💛💚
Beautiful colours 😍
I love the groupings. ❤️
Beautiful 👌
WOW. I've never seen a haworthia so large, I love the greeny colour, but the orange I think is due to that plant not having enough water for all heads combined (so its evenly distributing the water thus why all heads have orange (or its a resent water shortage)). It looks really pretty though, the orange.
Thanks @boni-plant 😀👍🏼 Yes, it’s winter here and minus temperatures, they haven’t been watered in over three months otherwise they will just rot.