Propagation Methods

Haworthias are among the easiest succulents to propagate. Many propagation methods can be successful, ranging from the simplest removal of offsets, to propagating from single leaves, to more complex methods such as root cuttings and growing from seed.

Pollination

Many growers consider breeding new cultivars by pollination as the most fun part of growing Haworthias, which involves the search for new patterns, colors ...
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Germinating Seeds

Haworthia seeds are best germinated within 6 months after harvest. The shorter the wait, the more active the seeds are, and the higher the chance of success ...
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Offset Propagation

Most Haworthias make offsets，and offset propagation is very easy. Besides, taking out offsets also makes room for the mother plant to maintain a good shape. It ...
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Leaf Propagation

While propagating from leaves is more difficult and slower than that from offsets, it is a useful technique for Haworthias that don't often make offsets ...
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