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Haworthia rugosa
Ideally, place in partial shade.
Always water a few days after the substrate has dried out. Reduce watering in winter.
It can tolerate temperatures as low as -1.1 °C for short periods. However, the plant is not frost-resistant.
It thrives in a bright spot without direct midday sun. Water sparingly and allow the substrate to dry out between waterings.
Haworthia rugosa is a small Haworthia species mainly grown for its compact rosettes and the rougher texture of its leaves. It is well suited to small pots and fits among the easy indoor succulents of this genus.
The plant forms small rosettes with short, firm leaves. The leaves are usually green, but in strong sunlight they can turn brownish-red, which is a characteristic feature of Haworthia rugosa and gives the plant a changing appearance depending on light conditions.
The flowers appear on slender stalks and follow the typical Haworthia pattern, with small pale blooms that provide a subtle seasonal detail during the growing period.
Haworthia rugosa is an undemanding plant suitable even for beginners. It prefers a bright position without harsh midday sun and a well-draining substrate. With its small size and its ability to develop reddish tones, it is a fine choice for anyone looking for a compact Haworthia for their collection.