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Haworthia Maculata Plant

Rs. 299.00
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Product Description

About the Haworthia Maculata

The Haworthia Maculata is a charming, slow-growing succulent native to South Africa. It features firm, triangular leaves adorned with translucent "windows" and intricate white spots or tubercles that give it a "maculated" (spotted) appearance. Unlike many succulents that crave intense sun, this Haworthia is perfectly adapted to the dappled light of indoor environments.

Care Instructions

Light Requirements

The Oxycardium Green is highly adaptable to various lighting conditions.

  • Ideal: Bright, indirect sunlight will produce the largest leaves and fastest growth.
  • Low Light: It is famously tolerant of shade, making it perfect for darker corners of your home.
  • Avoid: Harsh, direct midday sun, which can scorch the waxy leaves.

Watering Guide

  • The "Wait and See" Method: Water only when the top 50-75% of the soil is dry. In a hanging pot, moisture evaporates a bit faster, so check every 4-5 days.
  • Drainage: Our hanging pots are designed with drainage to ensure the roots never sit in stagnant water, preventing root rot.

Soil & Fertilizer

Thrives in a light, well-draining potting mix (coco-peat and perlite). Feed with a balanced liquid fertilizer once a month during Spring and Summer to encourage long, healthy vines.

Best Season for Planting

While it grows year-round indoors, Spring (February to April) and the Monsoon season are the best times for planting or repotting, as the humidity encourages rapid stem elongation.

Benefits & Uses

Compact Elegance: Its small footprint makes it the perfect "desk buddy" for home offices or a sophisticated accent for bedside tables.

Pet-Friendly Greenery: One of the few succulents that is entirely non-toxic, making it safe for homes with curious cats and dogs.

Natural Stress Reliever: The intricate, repetitive patterns of the rosette have a calming, Zen-like effect on any workspace.

Carbon Neutralizer: It continues to exchange gases at night, subtly improving the air quality of your immediate surroundings.

Haworthia Maculata Plant
Haworthia Maculata Plant

Frequently Asked Questions

This is a classic sign of overwatering. Stop watering immediately and allow the soil to dry out completely. Ensure your pot has excellent drainage.

Yes! In the summer, a mature Haworthia Maculata will send up a long, slender stem with tiny, bell-shaped white flowers.

Like all Dracaenas, Lucky Bamboo is toxic to cats and dogs if ingested. Keep your vase on a high shelf or mantelpiece.