Haworthia Cooperi

Cool off with this fresh arrangement of tiny watermelon-inspired succulents! Using its unique translucence to set itself apart from others in the Haworthia family, the cooperi makes for an interesting addition to any plant gang.

Please note: The stems and leaves on this plant are very fragile and despite our best efforts, some may drop during transit.

Horty Hints

Sun’s out, shades on! Direct sunlight will cause this plant’s colour to fade. Bright and indirect is the way to go.

Room to breathe. Haworthia like a little room to breathe, so keep them out of tight spaces.

Hold your horses! Be sure not to overwater your Haworthia, instead, water only as the soil is about to dry. This will prevent rot.

Light

The Haworthia cooperi will appreciate some bright, indirect sunlight throughout the day but can cope in slightly more shaded locations. Avoid direct sunlight as this can cause discolouration.

Watering

Water when soil is almost dry, this Haworthia needs free draining soil as excess water can cause it to rot, perlite is an excellent addition to the soil for drainage.

Temperature

Keep things warm in the summer months (20 – 22°C) and do not allow temperature to drop below 5°C in winter.

Humidity

Haworthia aren’t fussy when it comes to humidity but they will appreciate good ventilation. Avoid tight spaces.

Feed

Will appreciate a cactus fertiliser solution in spring and summer, none in winter.

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Height & Growth Rate

Slow growing, ultimate height of 0.2m

Toxicity

The Haworthia cooperi is non-toxic and pet safe.

Origin

Haworthia cooperi is a succulent native to Southern Africa.

Please note: images show how this plant may look at various stages of maturity. The size you choose may look different.

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