Haworthia cooperi variegata is a variation of the species Haworthia cooperi, commonly known as Cooper's Haworthia. As a variegated form, it displays unique color patterns on its leaves, making it particularly attractive to succulent enthusiasts. Like the typical Haworthia cooperi, this variegated form forms rosettes of fleshy, translucent leaves. The variegation introduces patterns of different colors, such as white, cream, or yellow, against the green or bluish-green base color. When mature, Haworthia cooperi variegata may produce slender flower stalks with small, tubular white or pale pink flowers. The flowering period is usually in late spring to early summer.
Water Needs: Low; allow the soil to dry out almost completely between waterings. Water sparingly to prevent overwatering.
Light Requirement: Prefers bright, indirect sunlight or partial shade. Protect from intense, direct sunlight.
Maintenance: Low; minimal pruning required, mainly to remove dead or withered leaves.
Common Names: Variegated Haworthia Cooperi.
Family: Asphodelaceae.
Origin: Native to South Africa.
Cold Tolerance: Not frost-resistant; protect from freezing temperatures.
Heat Tolerance: Tolerates heat well and thrives in warm to hot conditions.
CERAMIC:
Size: 14cm Height x 17cm Width.
Black Iron glaze with ashes from Messenian Greek olive trees.
