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Photo
by Irwin Lightstone
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A very nice
hybrid,
characterized by broad
squared-off
leaves
with the typical
fan-like
leaf
arrangement of H. truncata.
The leaves
are much a lighter
green, with "semi"-transparent
windows, lovely
frosted
with
fanned shades of lime green.
With age it makes attractive
clusters.
It seems to be an
hybrid
between H. truncata and H. cuspidata (or perhaps H. cymbiformis)
Cultivation:
Sun exposure: Light shade to filtered shade,
Flower: cream/tan,
inconspicuous.
Phenology:
Blooms repeatedly,
mainly in late
Spring/Early
Summer.
Watering needs: Water regularly during the
growing season; do not
overwater. Keep
dry
in
winter
Photo of conspecific taxa, varieties, forms and
cultivars of Haworthia truncata.
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