Haworthia 'Gudu Ji' Pot size:Not rooted Traditionally used by the indigenous

Traditionally used by the indigenous San people of these regions as an appetite suppressant during long hunts

prized for its succulent habit and thick

Excellent light is essential for maintaining a compact rosette and good coloration

usually pink to purple in color

leur résilience et leur diversité de couleurs et de formes

Haworthia 'Gudu Ji' Pot size:Not rooted Traditionally used by the indigenousHaworthia truncata 'Bal Ya', a variant of Haworthia, is valued for its unique appearance, with leaves appearing truncated and distinctive patterns. Origin: Cultivated as a hybrid, it derives from Haworthia truncata, a plant native to the semi arid regions of South Africa. Growth: This plant is slow growing, forming compact rosettes of fleshy, flat leaves on the surface, with translucent window patterns or mottling. Flowers: Produces small white or