Haworthia tortuosa f. variegata (Succulents)

The variegated form of this succulent presents the typical lighter areas in the exact spots where chlorophyll is absent; those areas will never be identical from a plant to the other, thus making every specimen unique and, for that reason, sought after by collectors. Probably believed to be an hybrid obtained from H. viscosa, it is a marvelous plant with triangular leaves, of a beautiful dark green and rough to the touch, that are arranged spirally around the main stem. With a protracted exposure to sunlight , as the major part of haworthia specimen, it may risk taking on brownish colors. During the blooming season from the rosette grows a long and thin stalk from which small and delicate white flowers will blossom.