Haworthia mirabilis ssp. mundula
Native range: South Africa
Known names: Haworthia mundula, Glass Window Succulent
Hardiness: Best kept above freezing
Mature Size: ~4" tall, clump-forming
Light: Direct morning sun, half day sun, avoid hot afternoon sun
Water: Water more often during growing season (Spring–Autumn), let dry out between waterings otherwise
Soil: Gritty, well-draining succulent mix
Dormancy Period: Winter
Pet-Safe: Currently unknown
Plant Size: Grown in 2.5" pot
 
Stemless, clump-forming rosette with translucent, triangular dark green leaves that have windowed tips and can flush red or brown under stress. Sends up a long, thin inflorescence with small white flowers in late summer. One of many local variants of the widespread Haworthia mirabilis species from the Western Cape. Commonly grown in gritty succulent soil with bright indirect light, kept mostly dry and watered more during the growing season.