PAT Haworthia Limifolia Plant  (Hybrid, Pack of 1)

Origin of Name: Haworthia limifolia 'Striata' represents a specific cultivar of Haworthia limifolia. The species designation 'limifolia' originates from Latin, translating to 'file-leaved' or 'ridged-leaved', which describes the distinctive texture of the leaves. The term 'Striata' in the cultivar name signifies the presence of stripes or a striated pattern on the leaves, setting it apart from the more common plain-leaved varieties. Technical Description of Plant: Haworthia limifolia 'Striata' is a compact succulent that typically grows to a height and diameter of approximately 4-6 inches. This species is distinguished by its robust, fleshy, triangular leaves, which exhibit a dark green hue adorned with prominent ridges or striations, imparting a coarse, file-like texture. The leaves are arranged in a spiral formation, creating a dense and symmetrical rosette. The 'Striata' variety is especially recognized for its striking, raised white stripes that extend longitudinally along the leaves. Although this plant rarely produces flowers, when it does, the blooms are small, white, and emerge on slender, elongated stems. Care Instructions: Haworthia limifolia 'Striata' is a low-maintenance plant, making it suitable for both beginners and seasoned succulent lovers. It flourishes in bright, indirect light but must be shielded from extended exposure to direct sunlight