When you say that Haworthia need "deep pots", how deep does the soil need to be? (Pots & Containers)

Haworthia retusa f. geraldii

Haworthia retusa f. geraldii (Duval): A fantastic indoor grower, even for the succulent beginner. The leaves of this medium rosette are recurved, meaning they bend slightly backward like a thumb. The triangular leaf tips are lined with translucent "leaf windows" that help the plant to... See More

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Haworthia attenuata f. rugosa

Haworthiopsis attenuata f. rugosa: Fun bumpy, speckled foliage! This small but prolific form has long, slender leaves. The outer surface is dotted with raised, white tubercles while the inner leaf surface has a speckling of smaller bumps. The leaves are fairly flexible and the plant can develop into... See More

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Haworthia attenuata

Haworthiopsis attenuata (Haworth): An easy to grow houseplant with speckled foliage. The bright green leaves have raised, white tubercles on both the inner and outer surfaces. Each loose rosette can grow to about 3.0" tall. It can also produce new offsets around its base and develop into a dens... See More

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Haworthia atrovirens

Haworthia atrovirens: Great indoor plant on sunny or bright windowsills. Needs good drainage. Heat and drought tolerant. Tender soft succulent - will not tolerate frost. What You Receive One order = one plant in 2.0" container. Primary Color / Secondary Color Green Maximum Height 3 - 4" ta... See More

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Haworthia attenuata f. clariperla

Haworthiopsis attenuata f. clariperla (Bayer): A small, prolific form with particularly nice, white tubercles. It grows as a loose rosette of slender leaves of dark green. The foliage is covered on both sides with well-raised white bumps or "tubercles". The outer tubercles can line up in h... See More

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