Haworthia coopreri?

[Bio]

H. cooperi is probably the plant that is most special to me, since it was my first ever plant. So when i saw this plant at my local Ingles, I just had to have it.

My questions are whether it is H. cooperi like I think it is, and if so, which variety?

 

[theplantman]

Possibly H. cymbiformis, but hard to say. Both species are pretty variable, especially when you factor in growing conditions. Regardless, I am totally into Haworthias myself and love them to death. Looks like you're keeping it very happy. H. cooperi was one of my first succulents too =).

 

[Bio]

Possibly H. cymbiformis, but hard to say. Both species are pretty variable, especially when you factor in growing conditions. Regardless, I am totally into Haworthias myself and love them to death. Looks like you're keeping it very happy. H. cooperi was one of my first succulents too =).

Thanks. I figured as much about the ID, coming from an Ingles after all.
Even if it's not H. cooperi, it's still a great little plant and will be grown well.

 

[mcmcnair]

Try posting your photo on facebook in the Planet Haworthia group. They have some real experts in that group for that genus.

 

[Dragoness]

Looks just like one I have, that has now expanded to partially fill my Haworthia window box. Haworthias are adorable plants.

Mine is a total NOID from a home depot.

This one is mine:

 

[Bio]

This is what the flowers look like, if that helps.