Angeline Lacson 
Haworthia retusa is a perennial succulent that any collector would love. Its delicate leaves are an absolute joy to look upon due to their translucence. They appear plump with water and just about ready to burst at any given moment! The upper surfaces are faintly lined with green stripes, accentuating the tapered appearance of the … Read more
This is perhaps the most popular of all Haworthia succulents due to its remarkable features and ease of care. H. fasciata, commonly known as zebra plant or zebra cactus, is an ideal species for the beginner gardener. It is not at all demanding and can thrive even under scenarios of neglect. The zebra succulent is … Read more
Haworthia cymbiformis is a flowering perennial that grows remarkably slowly. Its leaves resemble the shape of a boat’s bow. They are tapered obtusely at their ends and are broad at the base. The leaves occur in a spiral around the center of the rosette, where a distinct stem is absent. For that bright flush of … Read more
A healthy Haworthia cooperi rosette can be quite fascinating as it is unique in the plant world. Its delicate leaves look as though they are inflated with water. They are somewhat translucent, smooth to the touch, and can have a shiny luster. This is why the species is sometimes likened to a clump of pearls. … Read more
Haworthia succulents are a frequent favorite due to their clumping habit, small size, and incredibly detailed foliage. Leaves can be tough and highly textured or incredibly smooth and translucent! Tougher varieties are generally easier to care for as they can withstand fluctuations in temperature and humidity. Those with delicate leaves are more prone to diseases … Read more
If you’re a newbie to the world of succulents, you should definitely build your first collection with a few Haworthia species. They make great houseplants and are staple options in plant nurseries all over the world. Moreover, they are fairly easy to maintain and don’t require constant attention. Many gardeners appreciate Haworthia cultivars for their … Read more
Greenovia rosettes are a wonderful addition to any succulent collection. Their cultivars are relatively rare and may be quite challenging to the rear from seed. Mature, offset-producing rosettes are even more difficult to acquire, but they are nonetheless highly sought-after. The rose-like features of this plant, with origins in the Canary Islands, truly set it … Read more
Sometimes, the leaf forms of succulents can make them look uncannily like flowers. Some would even say that the actual plant is more attractive than its very blooms. This rings true with Greenovia succulents, which resemble rosebuds and fully bloomed roses! If you’d like to give someone a rose-shaped succulent that can outlive actual roses, … Read more
Bird’s nest snake plant has foliage that arises in a rosette formation, unlike those of other varieties that have lengthy leaves. For this reason, the rosette is structurally likened to a bird’s nest. The patterns on its foliage look just like those of the non-dwarf snake plant varieties. If you’re after the typical Sansevieria colors … Read more
Although Dracaena trifasciata is known as one of the hardiest houseplants, unfavorable conditions can cause its beautiful foliage to suffer. The tough leaves of a healthy snake plant stay upright, can be fully straight or twist slightly, and should be smooth along the surface. Coloration should be consistent throughout the length of each leaf. Consult … Read more