8/7/2023 0 Comments Haworthia concolor![]() We will aim to send all plants in parcels that are proportionate to the product size. Plants will be delivered by Courier or Royal Mail depending on which service can get the plants to you as quickly as possible. All plants will have a digitally printed label attached to them, ready to put in with the plant when re potting/planting. We then carefully wrap your plant in tissue paper, securely, so to reduce the risk of damage in transit. haworthia Concolor A small, slow-growing succulent forming rosettes of green, upright, triangular leaves with raised white markings or tubercules around the edges. To do this we remove all soil from the roots, to prevent fungal issues and damping off. fasciata does not have tubercles on the upper leaf surfaces, but concolor does. concolor which is all over the internet as a variety name, but its wrong. ![]() ![]() fasciata) currently has as a synonym this variety Haworthia fasciata var. We aim to get your plants to you in the best condition possible. This plant Little Zebra Plant ( Haworthiopsis fasciata var. Size of Succulent you receive may vary in size from pictures shown. Concolor haworthia is a tidy, slow-growing succulent that brings delightful contrast with its dark green leaves and liberal white speckling. We have a full care guide for all our succulents here Plant likes a sunny position in well-drained soil, can be put outside in summer months but during the rest of the year bring in doors. All our succulents are grown in our specifically designed Greenhouse. Haworthias are a genus of small plants native to South Africa named after Adrian Haworth. The foliage can shade between lime and dark green and has a bumpy texture. glabrata, 'Concolor' has notably long, slender leaves that are speckled with lots of tiny white dots. You will receive a plant that is approximately 2-4 inch high (5-15cm), with a developed root system. Product Details Highlights Haworthiopsis attenuata 'Concolor': A distinctive plant with an elegant form and patterning. It deep green fleshy foliage has dotted bands of white horizontal spots. The smaller the increase the better as many succulents are slow growing and it takes time for the roots to penetrate the compost.This small perennial Haworthia is low growing reaching up to 15cm tall. Select a pot which is no more than 2 inches wider in diameter. Do not pot them on during winter as the growth rate will have slowed right down. Do this when the plant is in active growth between Spring and Autumn in the UK. Potting on : This can be done if the plant has outgrown the pot. This creates a mix with a nice open structure with good drainage. 2, loam based compost with 1 part horticultural grit. ![]() You can buy ready-made cactus compost or make your own by mixing 3 parts John Innes No. In summer if plants appear to be suffering on a very hot windowsill or conservatory then consider moving to a cooler position or even outside when there is no danger of frost at night.Ĭompost: Succulents and Cacti require a well-drained compost. ![]() A sunny windowsill is perfect for small plants. Position: Succulents require plenty of natural sunlight particularly in winter. A low nitrogen Cactus food can be used for most succulents but only during the summer and no more once a month. It is a good idea to put some pebbles or grit in the bottom of the container/saucer.įeeding: In general succulents do not require much feeding and care needs to be taken not to overfeed them or use the wrong feed. If the plant is standing inside a container/ saucer without drainage holes ensure that there is no standing water in the bottom. Haworthia Zebra is a delightful little succulent that makes a very attractive small houseplant. Before watering test the moisture level of the compost with your finger. Haworthia Concolor (No reviews yet) Write a Review 4.99 UPC: 210000021494 Mature Size: 4-6' High, 4-6' Diameter Minimum Cold Hardiness: 30° to 40° Current Stock: 5 Quantity: Add to Wish list Description Concolor haworthia. They will often go for quite long period without watering and cope better with being under watered than over watered. The stemless rosette of this Haworthia produces offsets freely and grows to about 12cm in height. It is very important not to over water these types of plants. Watering: Water sparingly, particularly in winter as succulents do not like sitting in very wet compost. ![]()
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