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This Haworthia Guttata is also known as Reticulata, it is a small succulent is beginner friendly. It is easy to care for and not fussy about lighting. It grows best...
This small succulent is beginner friendly. It is easy to care for and not fussy about lighting. It grows best in bright-indirect light, and can also grow in low to moderate...
This small succulent is beginner friendly. It is easy to care for and not fussy about lighting. It grows best in bright-indirect light, and can also grow in low to...
This tiny pot of Haworthia is a starter plant that is easy to care for and not fussy about lighting. It grows best in bright-indirect light, and can also grow...
This small succulent is beginner friendly. It is easy to care for and not fussy about lighting. It grows best in bright-indirect light, and can also grow in low to moderate...
This Haworthia Super Fasciata is a beginner friendly succulent. It is easy to care for and not fussy about lighting. It grows best in bright-indirect light, and can also grow...
This Haworthia Super Fasciata is a beginner friendly succulent. It is easy to care for and not fussy about lighting. It grows best in bright-indirect light, and can also grow...
This small succulent is beginner friendly. It is easy to care for and not fussy about lighting. It grows best in bright-indirect light, and can also grow in low to moderate...
This tiny succulent is a starter plant that is easy to care for and not fussy about lighting. It grows best in bright-indirect light, and can also grow in low...
Haworthia zebra is an easy care succulent. It is beginner friendly and can grow well in low, moderate, and even indirect-bright light. Always allow the soil to dry out in-between...
This tiny succulent is a starter plant that is easy to care for and not fussy about lighting. It grows best in bright-indirect light, and can also grow in low...
Haworthia zebra is an easy care succulent. It is beginner friendly and can grow well in low, moderate, and even indirect-bright light. Always allow the soil to dry out in-between...