Haworthia cymbiformis 'Cathedral Window'

Common Name(s): Cathedral Window Haworthia, Boat-Formed Haworthia, Stained-Glass Succulent

Origin: Native to the Eastern Cape of South Africa; thrives in rocky, sun-dappled habitats.

Description:
A marvel of natural artistry, the Cathedral Window Haworthia enchants with its plump, jelly-like leaves that glow like stained glass when backlit by sunlight. Each rosette forms a compact, geometric cluster of translucent green foliage, etched with faint stripes that channel light into its depthsa living kaleidoscope for windowsills, terrariums, or minimalist desks. Slow-growing and petite (up to 10 cm wide), this succulent remains effortlessly charming, occasionally gifting you with slender stalks of delicate white flowers in summer. A serene, low-fuss treasure for collectors and small-space gardeners.

Care:

•  Light: Bright, indirect light (morning sun is ideal). Avoid harsh afternoon rays to prevent scorching.
• 💧 Water: Drought-tolerant  Water only when soil is completely dry. Soak and dry method recommended.
• 🌱 Soil: Use a gritty, well-draining mix (cactus/succulent blend with perlite).
• 🌡 Temp: Prefers 1030°C; protect from frost.
• 🔄 Propagation: Easily propagated via offsets (pups) that sprout around the base.

Pet Friendly:  Non-toxic to pets  Safe for cats and dogs, though its fleshy leaves may tempt curious nibblers.