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jordi
2018-07-26, 9358 Views
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ID Help Please !! I have this haworthia looking succ. and I cannot tell if it is a gasteria carinata or a gasteraloe (or another type of haworthia) I would be so grateful for an ID of this plant since the roots seem to be dying. I have had this one for over 2-3 years and I would be so devastated to see it die. The second pic is the plant as a baby. Thanks !
ID Help Please !! I have this haworthia looking succ. and I cannot tell if it is a gasteria carinata or a gasteraloe (or another type of haworthia) I would be so grateful for an ID of this plant since the roots seem to be dying. I have had this one for over 2-3 years and I would be so devastated to see it die. The second pic is the plant as a baby. Thanks !
ID Help Please !! I have this haworthia looking succ. and I cannot tell if it is a gasteria carinata or a gasteraloe (or another type of haworthia) I would be so grateful for an ID of this plant since the roots seem to be dying. I have had this one for over 2-3 years and I would be so devastated to see it die. The second pic is the plant as a baby. Thanks !
ID Help Please !! I have this haworthia looking succ. and I cannot tell if it is a gasteria carinata or a gasteraloe (or another type of haworthia) I would be so grateful for an ID of this plant since the roots seem to be dying. I have had this one for over 2-3 years and I would be so devastated to see it die. The second pic is the plant as a baby. Thanks !
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jordi
2018-07-26
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@Shanee omg it looks exactly like the attenuata !! Thanks so much !!! 😊
Shanee
2018-07-26
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Or it may be Haworthia attenuata var. radula
Shanee
2018-07-26
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Fasciated haworthia I believe
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