Indoors
Haworthia
Haworthiopsis fasciata (Haworthia)
- Cat: not toxic
- Dog: not toxic
- Light: bright, no harsh sun
About the plant
The haworthia comes from South Africa and looks like a small aloe with white stripes. It grows slowly, fits on any sill and takes less light than most succulents. Non-toxic to cats and dogs.
Haworthia and pets
- Cat
- not toxic
- Dog
- not toxic
Care
- Watering
- about every 10 days in summer (April to September), every 21 in winter. Let the soil dry out to the bottom.
- Light
- bright, no harsh sun
- Air humidity
- low
- Temperature
- 10–28 °C
- Feeding
- April to September, every 8 weeks
- Repotting
- every 2 years, in spring
- Grown
- in a pot
It takes less light than other succulents, but not overwatering. Pull off the offsets at the base and plant them apart.
This is a rough guide for a flat in Poland. In flowers every plant also has its own watering interval, which learns from how the soil was.