cooperi succulent Haworthia Cooperi

cooperi succulent Haworthia CooperiDetails The Haworthia Cooperi, also known as Window Haworthia, Coopers Haworthia, or Bristle Haworthia, is a slow growing succulent that forms clumps on stemless or short stemless rosettes of fleshy, window like leaves. Leaves are slightly pointed at the tips and leaves tend to have fine, bristle like hairs. Fun Fact This species of Haworthia was named after Thomas Cooper, an English botanist and plant explorer who collected plants in South Africa

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The Haworthia Cooperi, also known as Window Haworthia, Coopers Haworthia, or Bristle Haworthia, is a slow-growing succulent that forms clumps on stemless or short-stemless rosettes of fleshy, window-like leaves. Leaves are slightly pointed at the tips and leaves tend to have fine, bristle-like hairs.

Fun Fact

This species of Haworthia was named after Thomas Cooper, an English botanist and plant explorer who collected plants in South Africa from 1859-1862.

Sizes

Small: 1.5 - 2.5"
Large: 3 - 4"
Jumbo: 4.5"+

Note:

Every plant is unique and therefore may not be exactly as shown. Succulents vary in size and colour and may be in stages of flowering upon arrival.

Succulents may be shipped bare root.

Due to its unique growth habits, Haworthia Cooperi may come as a single rosette plant or clumps of multiple plants.

Plant care

Care Tips:

- Plant in well-draining, porous succulent soil.

- Will do best if planted in a pot with a drainage hole.

- Although this plant can tolerate lower lighting conditions, providing bright to direct sunlight will help this plant stay colourful and compact.

- Water infrequently-moderately. This plant likes to dry out in between waterings but doesn't like to stay dry for too long. Water either when soil is completely dry or when you notice the window-like leaves looking dehydrated/shriveled. 

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