Haworthia papillosa f. variegata

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This species can present different shades where there is a lack of chlorophyll. A perennial succulent plant artificially obtained, it was introduced for the first time around 1750. It is particularly appreciated by collectors for the unmistakable beauty of its dark green, erect and lanceolate leaves, with characteristic white dots in relief on both sides. Flowers appears on long stems producing small tubular shaped flowers