today's resident alien: haworthiopsis coarctata v chalwinii https://t.co/1wdeXif5fT

— PepperNacl (@PepperNacl) 2022.5.31

これも右のポットにぎゅうぎゅうで抜けなくて、ポットを切って出して植え替えました。古い鉢でヒビが入ってる。 Haworthia交配種ということですが、H. fasciata brownianaもしくはH. coarctata greeniiの系統かな 硬い葉のものは今はHaworthiopsisになるんだったね。 https://t.co/oihCDNvZin

— とおあさ｡ (@rongotaketake) 2021.11.30

4/12 Haworthia Haworthiopsis coarctata var. adelaidensis (I think. There was no cool info card in this box.) https://t.co/ALJ91zgKhD

— Craig Idacavage (@idacavagec) 2021.3.25

Not all the "Haworthiopsis" species form rosettes of foliage! Some have stems, such as those of "Haworthiopsis coarctata," reaching up to several inches long. In shade, this species' foliage is a dark green, although the foliage often turns to purplish-red in sun. https://t.co/hPliJlUEfH

— Rutgers Gardens (@rutgersgardens) 2020.1.23