Haworthia Reinwardtii’ African Pearls Succulent: Description

This small succulent has elongated rosettes of thick leaves covered in white spots. The tips of the leaves can blush a deep maroon when the plant is exposed to more light. The stems of Haworthia Reinwardtii can reach up to 8 inches in height.

These succulents produce offsets frequently, which allows the plant to spread in a mat-like fashion. In the spring, H. reinwardtii produces clusters of tubular, pinkish-white flowers.

Haworthia  Care

Effects of Too Much or Too Little Light

Too much light can cause the leaves to turn red or brown, indicating sunburn. Conversely, insufficient light can lead to elongated, pale leaves as the plant stretches towards the light source. Finding the right balance is key to maintaining the plant’s compact and vibrant appearance.

Haworthia  Special Feature

Survivals and growers of the summer.

Uses