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DragonsEye
carnivorous plants of the world -- unite!
It's haworthia. Not sure which one.
They are great plants. Very easy as long as you keep them on the dry side, let the water drain completely when you water them, and if growing indoors, they do great about 8-10" under a 13 watt CFL.
Reddening means they are getting really intense light. It looks pretty, but in my experience, too much light will cause drying of the tips.
This is Haworthia reinwardtii var. brevicula - first photo is with intense light. I raised the lights and gave it a little rest. Second photo is the resulting color.
They are great plants. Very easy as long as you keep them on the dry side, let the water drain completely when you water them, and if growing indoors, they do great about 8-10" under a 13 watt CFL.
Reddening means they are getting really intense light. It looks pretty, but in my experience, too much light will cause drying of the tips.
This is Haworthia reinwardtii var. brevicula - first photo is with intense light. I raised the lights and gave it a little rest. Second photo is the resulting color.
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