A tiny relative of Haworthiopsis reinwardtii
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Haworthiopsis aff tuberculata - Lategansvlei
This is an interesting find from the Lategansvlei area west of Oudtshoorn. Plants at this locality usually have a neater appearance, are light green/brown, and are relatively robust compared to plants from other localities. The tubercles are mostly smooth. The locality has since been destroyed due to farming activities. Not many localities of H tuberculata like plants are known west of Oudtshoorn. The beautiful Kraaldoorn form is found further west of Lategansvlei near Calitzdorp. Rumour has it that H smitii occurs between Lategansvei and Oudtshoorn.
Haworthiopsis 'Panthera'
An attractive hybrid with Haworthiopsis koelmaniorum as one of the parents .
Original seedling received from Mr. Gerhard Marx
Haworthiopsis 'Limgator'
A hybrid created by crossing Haworthiopsis 'Crocodile Skin' and Haworthiopsis limifolia.
It is more green than H 'Crocodile Skin' with whitish tubercles and outward curving leaves.
Breeder: Mr. Gerhard Marx.
Haworthiopsis brevicula - Kap River DMC 8226
This plant belongs to the Reinwardtii group. The larger Haworthiopsis reinwardtii is also found among others in the Kap River area.
This one was discovered by David Cumming 3/4 way down the Kap River valley.
Haworthiopsis sp - R140820 McGregor
An unidentified Haworthiopsis species found near McGregor. It could possibly be a garden plant that escaped to nature.
Haworthiopsis sordida - SW Kirkwood
Previous statement that this is the only clone at HaworthiaGems is not true. I have subsequently learned that Haworthiopsis sordida (Clifton Marais) north of Uitenhage is the same locality so there are a few more available. Some leaves of the plant above have been removed for propagation.
Three shoots formed from the leaves after patiently waiting for months. These grew very slowly and will be auctioned off at Plant Auction . More leaves are going to be removed and the flower stalk send for tissue culture.
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