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Basic Information on Caring for a Haworthia Globosiflora
Haworthia Globosiflora is a small and beautiful succulent plant. When mature, it reaches up to 8 cm in diameter. The leaves are green but will change color depending on stress level. And when it flowers, it produces gray to brown flowers - especially during winter to spring.
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Caring and Propagation
Watering
Succulents require enough water to thrive well. Haworthia Globosiflora looks beautiful with proper care. Watering is vital as it keeps the plant healthy.
But be careful to not overwater as excess watering can lead to an unhealthy plant. To prevent overwatering it is recommended to use the soak and dry method.
General Care
The Haworthia Globosiflora is a unique succulent plant that will bloom in the spring. Blooming allows you to enjoy the various grey to brown flowers produced. The plant can be a great collection to include in your house or office.
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Where to Plant a Haworthia Globosiflora
The plant will thrive well in the presence of sufficient light. In your garden, place this plant where there is adequate sunlight. Full to partial sunlight allows it to thrive and grow properly. It is recommended to grow outdoor in warm areas.
If you are in a cold environment, plant Haworthia Globosiflora indoors. The presence of enough sunlight indoor will allow it to grow properly. When picking a pot to plant, be sure you know the varied materials used.
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Propagating Haworthia Globosiflora
Haworthia Globosiflora is propagated by seeds, offsets, leaves, and cuttings. It doesn't require frequent repotting. The first-time repotting should be done after getting it from the store. And like other succulents, use well-drained soil.
Propagating by Leaves
The method is straightforward. Pick a leaf from the mother plant carefully. The leaf must be healthy, and no part should be left on the stem for this method to work.
Keep the leaf for days until it forms callus. Plant in well-drained soil and add enough water. Every time soil dries out, add water.
Propagation by Cuttings
Use a sharp knife or scissors to cut a leaf for propagation. Once you have the leaf, allow it to form callus before replanting. Plant in well-drained soil and add water. And when the soil dries out, add water.
Propagation by Offsets
Haworthia Globosiflora can be propagated from offsets. However, the mother plant will take years before producing an offset. Once available, remove it from the mother plant.
Clean the extra soil and wait until callus is formed before replanting. Plant in well-drained soil and water to get a new succulent plant. And once the soil dries out, add water.
Propagation by seeds
Seeds take long before they can form and mature. Even though propagation is possible, this method should be avoided. Take the seeds and plant them in a well-drained soil outdoor. Add water when the soil dries out. Indoor propagation is recommended in cool environment areas.
Origin and Habitat
Native to South Africa
