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This is my Haworthia. I was attracted to this species due to the veined pattern on its leaves. I thought this was going to require more attention than my normal cacti but, as you can see above, it's thriving very well! I started out with just one rosette, and look how much it has grown!
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My Schlumbergera has also grown a lot this past year.
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Instead of the usual dark pink or red variety, I have a baby pink one, so this is quite special. I wonder though how I'll be able to find out what colour the flowers will be if I buy another pot?
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Look how small it was a year ago!
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And this was my Haworthia ten months ago
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If you're thinking of adopting some house plants, check out these 2 succulents. Easy to care for, and are beautiful! I would definitely take a trip to my favourite garden centres again soon and check out if they have any more Haworthia varieties.
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