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Baja_Costero said:Very nice texture on that plant. For what it's worth, that's one of the parents of Steve's Onigawara hybrid (first post, last pic). The other is nigra. I would imagine if you stress that hybrid properly, you might get some nice browns and/or purples. I would also imagine it's not a fast grower, so a nice stack of leaves might take a few years, and it might be a good idea to avoid serious stress for a while.

Steve, I created a new database entry for that cultivar and moved your image there, hope that's all good. Looks like that entry still needs to be renamed to Haworthiopsis, but we're halfway there.

@Baja_Costero
Thanks Baja fore the parentage and DB maintenance on Onigawara. I did not know koelmaniorum was a parent but it makes sense because Onigawara looks quite a bit like Kintaikyo. I thought venosa might of been involved. It seems i have better eyes for aloes that haworthia at the minute
Steve