Haworthia Piliflera

Haworthia Piliflera Care

Haworthia Cooperi Var. Pilifera

What is the plant

Haworthia pilifera grow and care – succulent of the genus Haworthia also known as Haworthia cooperi var. pilifera, Haworthia pilifera perennial evergreen used as ornamental plant and its drought tolerant, can grow in subtropics, mediterranean, tropics climate or indoor as houseplant and growing in hardiness zone 10+.

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Lighting

Part Sun

Hardiness zone

min 9b

Difficulty

Easy

How to Care for the Plant

Water
Small amount of water – let it dry between watering and care not overwater it will kill that plant, if it’s grow in rainy location better to put in pot with lava grit or something inert that the water to go out, also sandy soil, when grow in tropic need to be dry topic or in sheltered place from the rains
Pruning
How to prune:Just for design dead leaves and bloom stem
Fertilizer
fertilizer once a year

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Sunlight
Half Shade / Full Shade (with light)
Soil
Location with light and better sandy or well ventilated soil and good drainage soil, keep soil slightly moist (do not overwater),
Temperature
temperature 21-26C (70-79F)

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Container
Growing is also possible in a pot, planter, flowerpot, containers: Yes, when growing containers need bigger than the root ball at least 30% too much big it’s not useful and better to switch the pot to bigger every few years than to start with big pot, soil loos viability over time and once in every few years better to switch (if there isn’t over water or it’s sandy soil with good drainage possible to switch every 5 years and even more), need to make sure that there are enough holes, also choosing the soil it’s important more rains need better drainage, possible to choose sandy soil add little organic matter with materials like lava grit in the bottom and sandy soil on the top, possible perlite with peat soil.
Popularity
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