ISI 2026-19. Haworthia reinwardtii var. brevicula G. G. Smith.
This charming, slow-growing miniature eventually produces mats or spreading colonies of dark, purplish-green rosettes ornamented with bands of white tubercles. It occurs along the south coast of the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa where it experiences some precipitation throughout the year. It tolerates full sun near the coast but will appreciate a bit of shade inland. We offer divisions of HBG 109237, a plant received from Stephen McCabe at the UC Santa Cruz Arboretum, in turn from noted hybridizer of the Crassulaceae, Bob Grim of San Jose, CA.
Photo © 2026 by Karen Zimmerman.
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