Pot Size: 2.5"
Accepted Scientific Name:
Haworthia hybrid 'Partheon'
Origin and Habitat:
Haworthia hybrid 'Partheon' originates from selective breeding of Haworthia species, which are native to South Africa. These plants are adapted to survive in arid, rocky environments with well-drained soils and minimal rainfall. They thrive under the protection of rocks or shrubs, receiving dappled sunlight. Hybrids like 'Partheon' are cultivated for their enhanced ornamental qualities, making them a favorite among succulent collectors.
Description:
Haworthia hybrid 'Partheon' grows to a compact size of 3 to 5 inches in height and 4 to 6 inches in width. Its fleshy, triangular leaves form a symmetrical rosette, featuring intricate patterns and a translucent quality at the tips. The leaves are dark green with silvery-white veins and subtle variegation, creating a striking contrast. Stress conditions may add reddish or bronze hues. Occasionally, the plant produces tall, slender stalks with small, tubular white flowers, adding an elegant touch to its appearance.
Cultivation:
Zone: 10-11
Temperature: Best grown at 12°C -25°C, not lower then 5°C.
Growth rate: Slow
Soil: Well-draining pumice-based soil
Watering: Allow soil to dry completely between waterings; water sparingly but deeply
Fertilizing: Apply a diluted fertilizer once a month during the growing season
Light: Prefers light shade with morning sun exposure
Pests and diseases: Susceptible to mealybugs, aphids, and root rot; ensure proper ventilation and avoid waterlogging
Propagation:
Haworthia hybrid 'Partheon' can be propagated through offsets or leaf cuttings. Carefully detach offsets and replant in a well-draining soil mix. For leaf cuttings, allow them to callous for a few days before planting. Maintain lightly moist soil until roots establish.
