Haworthiopsis mcmurtryii - GM 683

A few km from type locality.

Haworthiopsis viscosa - 'Santoku' Kandelaarsrivier

A unique natural form, with the leaves more exposed, and a tendency to point vertically. Grown from a single plant from Kandelaarsrivier south of Oudtshoorn. 

The cultivar name 'Santoku' refers to a Japanese kitchen knife, which a leaf two dimensionally somewhat resembles.

Haworthiopsis reinwardtii - DMC 6514

An attractive large growing plant , Ir grows wider than others , David Cumming. No further data available

7 cm wide

 

Comparison of H reinwaerdtii DMC 6514 left and H reinwartdtii

 from Kafferdrift on the right. The leaves of DMC 6514 tend to open

 more outwards

Haworthiopsis tuberculata fma. ensiformis - Leeublad east of Dysselsdorp

 An interesting smallish form from Leeublad. Original discovery by Gerhard Marx.

Haworthiopsis 'Helios'

An attractive and interesting  hybrid by Mr Gerhard Marx with a bronze - brown colour.

Parentage Haworthiopsis bruynsii and Haworthiopsis koelmaniorum

Haworthiopsis tuberculata - East of Ebenezer Schoemanshoek

A neat lanceolate form found at some places few and far between on red ferricrete hills.

Haworthiopsis tuberculata - GM661 Kraaldoorn east of Calitzdorp

Although Haworthiopsis tuberculata is a rather stable element in the Southern - and Eastern Cape, it does have some unique populations every now and again. One such population is at Kraaldoorn east of Calitzdorp. The plants have  attractive  prominent tubercles , somewhat glass-like and almost white.

Plants in the collection of Mr. Gerhard Marx. 

Originally these were broken pieces lying around in the veld.