Haworthia pygmaea 'Tiger pygmaea' *Big Clumps!* Non-variegated form Cactus Dorsteinia horwoodii An unusual fleshy

Dorsteinia horwoodii  An unusual fleshy caudiciform relative of figs

Many growers keep the root buried for several years then raise it once the plant starts to mature

Bulbs divide readily so you'll usually end up with several new plants by the end of each growing season

High light and keeping the plants keeps it more black

Then in late spring or early summer the leaves will die back and the plant will go dormant

Haworthia pygmaea 'Tiger pygmaea' *Big Clumps!* Non-variegated form Cactus Dorsteinia horwoodii An unusual fleshyHaworthia pygmaea 'Tiger Pygmaea' A nice dark form of this attractive species. The leaf tips are rough like sandpaper and are windowed. Plants flower off and on all year round. Easy to grow. Haworthia are more shade tolerant than most succulents, but still needs good light to have their best color. Grows year round so don't let it stay too dry unless your winter growing situation isn't that great. Protect from frost. These plants are offshoots from