Haworthia tisleyi x

The name Haworthia tisleyi x, marked with a hybrid symbol, refers to an uncertain taxon, likely a synonym of or closely related to Haworthia attenuata; the exact identity could not be confirmed, so this description is given at the genus level. Haworthia are small, stemless succulents endemic to southern Africa, forming rosettes of fleshy leaves often marked with white bands or tubercles. In spring or summer they bear small, white to pink, tubular flowers on a slender, sometimes branched spike. They are grown in bright, filtered light, in a well-drained mineral substrate, with a winter rest marked by reduced watering.