Haworthia | GORGEOUS Succulent Genus to Blow Your Mind

In this shorts, Brett from Next World Exotics share some wonderful nuggets of information on the Haworthia that is trending in the plant hobby.

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[ptczote]

Trends are for the anxious and boring. Haworthia have always been popular to people that love plants. They just don’t have the aesthetic people demand on camera.

Think for yourselves, people. Stop following “trends”. 🙄

[debracancelliere]

Great. Let’s jack up the prices on haworthia now.

[Persephone_Queen_of_Hades]

Love haworthia, always did. I hope they catch on in Europe so that I can buy some fancy ones in store and cheap

[karencrist]

😍 the little pink one looks like jelly

[sekaiomiruhitokaminoyume]

I have the basic green jelly, it’s turned light red with sun exposure, but it just don’t grow lol 😂,

[gabdominates]

Unfortunately a lot of this feeds into a huge black market so when you bring this up, make sure to mention to ONLY buy from ethical sellers. I worked at a conservation lab in the sonoran desert and you wouldn't believe how much of our plants are depleted from these markets

[mahnooraffandi]

I got some and these are such beauties and easy to keep though a little hard to keep compared to agave and cactus in dry area

[EasyZ-pe]

The next trend needs to be big bic stores will start selling native plants and stop selling invasive plants.

[junetrenkins]

I hope, I will found such beauties in Germany ❤

[melodyemay]

What absolutely stunning plants! I would be so scared that I would overwater them though.

[fadeelmailbox]

They are beautiful! I already had some of them but still don’t know what’s best for them. By any chance you could help me answer which one is better for them, shady places or bright places? I’m not so sure right now and placing them on my terrace with bright light but no direct sunlight.

[DishaI.K]

I have haworthia zebra and haworthia limifolia. Both of them produced babies

[gibranrahmamdaputra]

Yap, not recommended for beginner guys

[Lord_Christ_save_us]

Trying to get interesting stuff on my fyp

[stevegraham]

Great... another foreign weed to introduce into the natural environment.