Haworthia fasciata (Succulents)

Very particular succulent, arranged in a rosette that does not grow too high but rather quickly proliferates until creating a basket of rosettes of various sizes. It consists of typical lanceolate leaves, erected and pointed. Unlike other species, it is characterized by a fibrous epidermis, strongly rough to the touch and, especially along the lower surface, crossed by white tubercles similar to three-dimensional strips, which are arranged in well-defined horizontal bands. Overall, what is generated is a perfect combination of the intense dark green of the leaves and the whiteness of the stripes that surround them.