Just got these little guys no clue what they are. If you can please help me identify them. One thing I know is that they are all the same type of plant.
Just got these little guys no clue what they are. If you can please help me identify them. One thing I know is that they are all the same type of plant.
possibly Haworthia? would have to see some clearer photos but growth pattern and some visible details suggest something akin to Haworthia
0 J'aimeSome sort of Gasteria. They are great!! They are one of the few succulents that don’t need a lot of light. Similar to haworthia. I made a beautiful arrangement with the two that has been one of my favorites for a couple years 😄
1 j'aimeseconding Gasteria! disregard my above comment
0 J'aimepossible(?) cultivar ID (for one at right, at least): Gasteria 'Little Warty' has many similar characteristics (pigmented striae parallel to leaf margins, round-tapered leaves). could have parentage including G. batesiana.
1 j'aimeI was thinking little warty haha. With the texture and kinda variegated look.
1 j'aimei've never seen a little warty in person; at the greenhouse i used to work at we had a Gasteria armstrongii but that was our only representative for the genus
0 J'aimeThey have them here in Utah sometimes. But ooh amstrongii looks cool and fat haha. Also great choice for working at a greenhouse. Sounds dreamy. I’m jealous. I was stupid and worked at Subway when I was living on the west coast. While my ex harvested some hops and made beer. Wtf. Also subway was right in front of dispensary lol. That would’ve been cool too. Then I’d be rich. But no aahhh lol 🤦♀️
1 j'aimeThank you
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