Haworthiopsis Coarctata (Crowded Haworthiopsis)

Approximately 5–20 cm, with older stems occasionally becoming longer. Flower stalks may rise approximately 30 cm above the foliage.

Approximately 15–30 cm as offsets develop into a cluster.

Approximately 15–30 cm apart.

Evergreen succulent perennial.

Dark green foliage with pearly-white tubercles; leaves may develop bronze, reddish-brown or purple colouring under brighter light. Flowers are greenish-white.

Small greenish-white tubular flowers appear on slender stalks during spring.

Bright indirect light, morning sun or semi-shade. It can tolerate some direct sunlight when gradually acclimatised, but harsh afternoon sun may scorch the foliage.

Low. Plant in a gritty, free-draining succulent mix. Water thoroughly only when the soil has completely dried and never allow water to remain inside the leaf rosettes. Remove old flower stalks if desired.

Haworthiopsis Coarctata is a compact, slow-growing succulent featuring upright stems densely covered with overlapping, pointed leaves. The dark green foliage is decorated with distinctive pearly-white bumps or tubercles, creating an attractive textured appearance. When exposed to brighter light, the leaves may develop beautiful bronze, reddish or purple tones. Easy to maintain and naturally drought-tolerant, Crowded Haworthiopsis is ideal for indoor containers, windowsills, succulent arrangements and shaded rock gardens. It gradually produces offsets around the base, developing into an impressive cluster over time. Its compact size and forgiving care requirements make it an excellent choice for beginners, collectors and customers with limited growing space.