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Jun 03, 2022 - 10:57 AM
If it can see natural light, it will definitely slow down, even if it doesn't go completely dormant. As such, watering should also slow down. Only water if it really starts to feel flaccid and look red.
If summer peak temps are 70-80F, will it still go dormant? Haworthia fasciata f. major
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