Haworthia scabra var. scabra
Scientific Name: Haworthia scabra var. scabra Haw.
Synonym: Aloe scabra, Haworthia scabra var. tuberculata , Haworthia tuberculata var. subexpansa , Haworthia tuberculata var. angustata , Haworthia tuberculata var. acuminata , Haworthia tuberculata, Haworthia tuberculata var. sublaevis
Family: Asphodelaceae
Origin: South Africa (Eastern Cape: Baviaanskloof)
Growth Habits: Stemless rosettes, slowly clumping, up to 2.4 inches in diameter (6 cm), 6 inches tall (15 cm); 12 to 25 leaves.
Propagation: Seeds, offsets if any.
Very rough leaves are thickly covered with self-colored tubercles. Long, rough, strongly tapering, dark-green leaves grow in three spiraling rows, forming an upright plant. Will cluster/offset, but a bit more slowly.
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