Haworthia Cooperi draft The tubercles bear 6 to

The tubercles bear 6 to 7 long central spines surrounded by 10 (or more) fine radical spines

it appreciates more moisture in the air than most desert cacti

Euphorbia leucodendron requires well-draining soil

With a magnificent spike of long-lasting purple to crimson inflorescences

it needs moderate watering – once a week watering is enough during the growing season and once every two months during autumn

Haworthia Cooperi draft The tubercles bear 6 toI ntroducing Haworthia cooperi, also known as Cooper's Haworthia, which is a small and compact succulent plant that belongs to the Asphodelaceae family. Haworthia cooperia is named after its discoverer, William Cooper, who first identified and described the Haworthia cooperi. The name "Haworthia" is derived from the British botanist Adrian Hardy Haworth, who made significant contributions to the study of succulent plants. It has several other common