Partial Sun Succulents

Haworthia maughanii is a cherished succulent, prized for its translucent, jewel-like leaves and compact rosette form, popular in collections globally.

Haworthia maughanii Plant Characteristics

Leaves: Forms 5–8 cm tight rosettes with thick, pale to light blue-green leaves. Rounded tips have translucent "windows" with delicate white veins, enhancing their crystalline look.

Growth Form: Small, slow-growing, and clumping, producing offsets to form dense clusters. Ideal for small pots, terrariums, or desktop displays.

Flowers: Spring/summer brings tall stalks with small, white tubular blooms, contrasting its glossy foliage.

Haworthia maughanii Growth Habits

Thrives in bright, indirect light and moist, well-draining soil, suited to semi-shaded, humid conditions.

Light: North/east window or filtered light; avoid direct sun to prevent leaf scorch.

Temperature: 12–25°C ideal; protect from frost (below 5°C), ensure good air flow in summer.

Soil & Water: 50% grit (perlite/pumice) + 50% peat mix. Water when the topsoil is dry, reduce in winter.

Haworthia truncata is a unique succulent, loved for its geometric leaves and intricate patterns, perfect for any succulent collection.

Haworthia truncate Plant Characteristics

Leaves: Forms 4 - 6 cm rosettes with thick, fleshy leaves. Flat-topped leaf ends give it its name, with light to dark green colour, white window-like patterns, and raised tubercles.

Growth Form: Small, slow-growing, and compact. Stays mostly solitary, great for mini gardens and small pots.

Flowers: In late spring or early summer, tall stalks bear tiny, white, star-shaped blooms, contrasting with their bold foliage.

Haworthia truncate Growth Habits

Thrives in bright, indirect light and well-drained soil, adapted to semi-arid conditions.

Light: North/east window light or filtered shade; avoid direct midday sun.

Temperature: Grows best at 12 - 25°C; protect below 5°C, ensure good air flow in summer.

Soil & Water: 50 - 60% gritty soil mix. Water when dry, water less in winter dormancy.

Haworthia Cooperi Ice Lantern, a popular Haworthia cultivar, is famed for its translucent, frosty - white leaves, resembling glowing lanterns. It’s a favorite among succulent lovers for its unique charm.

Haworthia Cooperi Ice Lantern Plant Characteristics

Leaves: Triangular, plump leaves form a tight, curved rosette. Translucent like ice with a white - green hue, veined for texture. Colors vary by light.

Growth Form: Small - to medium-sized, 5 - 8 cm rosettes. Slow-growing, mostly solitary, with occasional offsets. Compact and symmetrical.

Flowers: Late spring to early summer, slender stalks bear loose clusters of small, white, star - shaped flowers.

Haworthia Cooperi Ice Lantern Growth Habits

Prefers bright, indirect light and cool, moderately humid conditions. Sensitive to direct sun and overwatering.

Temperature: It is best at 12 - 25°C, protected from frost. It may go semi-dormant in hot summer.

Light: Filtered light is key; direct sun scorches leaves, and low light causes stretching.

Soil & Water: Use 60 - 70% inorganic, well - drained soil. Water when almost dry, cut back in winter.

Haworthia heidelbergensis is known for its translucent leaves and compact growth. Its delicate appearance makes it a top pick for collectors.

Haworthia heidelbergensis Plant Characteristics

Leaves: Thick, triangular-lanceolate leaves form a tight rosette, often curling inwards. With tubercles, veins, and translucent tips, they have a “window” effect. Colors vary from light green to reddish - brown based on light and season.

Growth Form: The rosettes are small, 3 - 6 cm wide. The plant grows slowly and stays solitary, making each one unique.

Flowers: In late spring-early summer, it produces a slender stalk with small, white, star-shaped flowers in a loose cluster.

Haworthia heidelbergensis Growth Habits

Prefers bright, indirect light and cool, dry conditions. It can't stand direct sun or overwatering.

Temperature: Grows best at 12 - 25°C, avoid frost. It may go semi-dormant in hot summers.

Light: Thrives in filtered light; direct sun burns leaves, low light causes stretching.

Soil & Water: Use 60 - 70% inorganic, well - draining soil. Water only when dry, water less in winter.