Description
Haworthia gasteria carinata is a unique hybrid succulent known for its rugged, sculptural leaves. The dark green foliage features raised ridges, giving it a rough, bumpy texture. This small-growing succulent thrives in well-draining soil and does well in both bright and low-light conditions. In spring and summer, it may produce tall flower stalks with small, tubular pinkish-orange blooms.
Commonly Known As:
Gasteria Carinata, Bumpy Gasteria, Ox Tongue Plant
Growth Habit:
- Compact, slow-growing succulent with thick, triangular leaves
- Forms clumping rosettes over time
- Produces tall, slender flower stalks with tubular blooms in warm seasons
Watering Instructions:
- Water sparingly, allowing the soil to dry out completely between waterings
- Reduce watering in winter when the plant is dormant
Soil Needs:
- Prefers well-draining succulent or cactus soil
- Avoid overwatering to prevent root rot
Sun Requirements:
- Tolerates low light but thrives in bright, indirect light
- Can handle partial sun outdoors but should be shaded from intense afternoon sun
Indoor or Outdoor Tips:
- Indoor: Perfect for windowsills or offices with limited sunlight
- Outdoor: Suitable for mild climates, but protect from heavy rain and frost
Perennial or Annual:
Perennial
Additional Tips:
- Propagates easily through offsets
- Avoid excessive watering, as it is prone to rot
- Does well in small pots and thrives with minimal maintenance





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