Haworthia truncata Hybrid clump succulent plant

Name: Haworthia truncata Hybrid clump succulent plant
Brand: Seedsnpots.com
SKU: HaworthiatruncataHybrid
Price: 499 INR
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Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

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SKU: HaworthiatruncataHybrid Category: Succulents plants

How to Keep Haworthia truncata Hybrid Healthy

Haworthia truncata Hybrid is such an interesting flat-leaved succulent. Haworthia is a low-maintenance succulent, making it perfect for a beginner. Just follow these simple tips to keep your Haworthia healthy and in a good mood.

Growing period	Sept to March
Blooming period	Dec to Feb
Dormancy	Apr to Aug
Watering	Very less water during dormancy
Fertilizer	Vermicompost during winters

Light Requirements

Firstly prefers light, indirect light. Place in indirect light.. The direct sunlight burns the leaves and too little light stretches and compromises it.

Haworthia truncata Hybrid Watering Schedule

Water the succulent sparingly. Allow soil to dry completely between waterings. Hence Too much water causes a common problem leading to root rot. Water sparingly in winter months because it is a slow-growing cold-season plant.

Soil and Potting

Use a good draining potting soil so the soil does not become too wet. Utilize cactus or succulent potting mix. Acquire a pot that has drainage holes in it to drain water out of, so root rot will be impossible.

Temperature and Humidity

Haworthia truncata Hybrid grows best at 65–80°F (18–27°C) temperatures. It can stand cold temperatures but can be cultivated at temperatures higher than 50°F (10°C). It does not appreciate high humidity and prefers dry air.

Fertilizing

Feed with a weak succulent plant food once monthly in growing season (summer and spring). Use throughout the year at other times when the plant is resting (autumn and winter).

Propagation

Offsets are readily dispersed Haworthia truncata Hybrid. Gently remove the little plants from the mother and plant out in well-draining soil. Water mature plants with caution also.

Yellow Leaves: It could be due to too much water. Water sparingly after allowing the soil to dry completely.
Wrinkled Leaves: The plant is perhaps too wet. Water thoroughly and provide dry soil also.
Pests: Check for spider mites and mealybugs. Eliminate them using a cotton swab dipped in rubbing alcohol or insecticidal soap.
Lastly With these care instructions, your Haworthia truncata Hybrid will be at its best and healthiest. Enjoy growing this beautiful succulent!