🌵 Haworthia turgida

A small, slow-growing succulent with light green, semi-transparent leaves. It’s ideal for tabletops, succulent gardens, or windowsills—perfect for indoor conditions in warm climates like New Delhi.

🔆 Light Requirements

• Ideal Light: Bright, indirect sunlight or filtered morning sun.

• Tolerates: Partial shade—great for indoor spots with soft light.

• Avoid: Harsh, direct afternoon sun which can scorch the fleshy leaves.

💧 Watering Guidelines

• When to Water: Only when the soil is completely dry—roughly every 10–14 days in summer, even less in winter.

• Method: Use the “soak and dry” method.

• Avoid: Overwatering or letting water sit in the rosette—it causes rot.

🌾 Soil & Potting

• Soil: Fast-draining cactus or succulent mix. Add sand or perlite to improve drainage.

• Pot: Choose a shallow pot with good drainage. Terracotta is ideal.

🌱 Fertilization

• Feed: Lightly during the growing season (spring–early autumn).

• Fertilizer: Use diluted cactus or succulent fertilizer once every 4–6 weeks.

• Do Not Feed: During winter dormancy.

✂️ Maintenance & Growth

• Growth Habit: Small rosette-forming succulent, often offsets to form clumps.

• Propagation: Easily propagated from offsets or leaf cuttings.

• Prune: Remove dried leaves at the base gently.

🪴 Temperature & Humidity

• Temperature: Thrives between 18–30°C (65–86°F); protect from frost.

• Humidity: Low humidity preferred—perfect for indoor environments.

⚠️ Pests & Problems

• Watch For: Mealybugs and overwatering (root rot).

• Prevent: Keep in well-ventilated areas and water sparingly.

✅ Why Haworthia turgida is a Great Choice

• Compact: Fits well in small spaces like windowsills or desks.

• Low Maintenance: Great for beginners or busy plant lovers.

• Decorative: Its see-through, chubby leaves add unique texture to succulent arrangements.