hello, this haworthia has a nice pattern, but unknown name...
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haworthia truncata ''huangji ''
My hawortia
really great plants!
It would be interesting for us if some experts will try to classify truncata cultivars.
For example I noticed there are 'C' shape leaves, totally different patterns on the windows, large leaves ones...
but there is a classification with names as there is for astros?
thanks
Small plants( From seeds at Japan plants). Ferst with green line
Natasha, I'm impressed, thanks a lot!
Quote from: Carlo & Daniele on Thursday, 15 December 2011 - 15:15:06
It would be interesting for us if some experts will try to classify truncata cultivars.
For example I noticed there are 'C' shape leaves, totally different patterns on the windows, large leaves ones...
but there is a classification with names as there is for astros?
I think in Japan they classify them like Astrophytum (for ex.
Haworthia truncata 'Nishi' conjesta). But in Europe and in the USA
the grower gives a name to his cultivar, that's the problem. It can be very confused.
Haworthia are so difficult to classify ! Some "experts" want to put now
Haworthia in the
Aloe family
I like this one from my collection -