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[AllanA]

Today I have put on 2 photos to illustrate why it is imperative to lable correctly,any seeds grown plants.
These are from the same batch of Haworthia Society seed offering.
Gasteria 'King Tut' X open

[MatDz]

My two favourite pots from Haworthia Society seeds so far:

351 - Haworthia springbokvlakensis x multiple parents (nice markings) X open (copied from the seed offering, I guess it's basically "H. springbokvlakensis x open X open" at this point as there is no way of telling who the "multiple parents" are). Not much springbokvlakensis to be fair, definitely some truncata and perhaps 'Kegani'?

355 - Haworthia truncata cv Lime Green X open (not so truncata as 'Lime Green' is a hybrid with H. cymbiformis if I got it right). Two are clearly more truncate than the rest, one is clearly not at all.

[AllanA]

H.comptoniana X pygmae

[AllanA]

One of my most promising seedlings. (should have dusted it first!)

H.mirrorball X Ash Veins.

[ralphrmartin]

How old is that, out of interest?

[AllanA]

How old is that, out of interest?

Sown 29/5/2020 Ralph, so still a young one, which I hope will get much better.

[AllanA]

H.obtusa variegata.

[ralphrmartin]

How old is that, out of interest?

Sown 29/5/2020 Ralph, so still a young one, which I hope will get much better.

Its grow pretty quickly then!

Your variegated H. obtusa has quite different variegation to my variegated H.cooperi:

[AllanA]

Ralph, you are quite right. There is not much variegation in that plant.
I put it on to show that not all seeds produce what the lable says.
I was planning on showing todays photo to illustrate this.

This is from seed that came from a different scource, still labled H. obtosa variegata.
This is its summer colour, it is more green and translucent now.

[AllanA]

Josh Bradley Hybrid