Haworthia Pentagona Glossy green foliage Occasionally produces edible fruit with

Occasionally produces edible fruit with a unique flavor

place in bright light and water moderately

Planting & Care:Plant in full sun or light semi-shade in well-drained soil enriched with compost

In autumn the leaves turn shades of red and orange and in spring they are lime-green

while its dense growth habit ensures effective screening in urban and suburban landscapes

Haworthia Pentagona Glossy green foliage Occasionally produces edible fruit withA compact, slow growing succulent with striking triangular leaves arranged in rosettes, Haworthia pentagona is a collectors gem. While it occasionally produces delicate white flowers in Cape Towns spring to early summer (September to November), its real charm lies in the bold geometric foliage. Perfect for indoor displays, windowsills, or mixed succulent arrangements, it thrives in semi shade and bright indirect light. Bring home the Pentagona