#aloeae

[los-plantalones]

variegated haworthia.

#plants #succulents #haworthia #haworthia cooperi #variegated #aloeae #my plants

[chlorophyll-and-chitin]

Aloe cv.

02-AUG-2023

Melbourne, Vic

#australia #victoria #melbourne #flowers #orange #orange flowers #succulents #asparagales #asphodelaceae #asphodeloideae #aloeae #aloe

[botaniqueer]

Indoor Sun Shoppe posted that they had these Haworthias and I internally screamed because I was looking at them on Etsy. These ones are small ones for only $5.50 as well! They weren’t shipped with labels but I think the purple one might be Haworthia springbokvalensis and the green one with circuit board designs is Haworthia emelyae var. comptoniana. Haworthia species are super variable and tend to run together and make it hard to get id.

These look like fake plants from a sci fi, and they definitely seem like they’d be important for your player character to put into their inventory for plot reasons. 👀

Unfortunately I am now taking up more room I have just freed up rip. I’m probably going to have to hand off some stuff anyways because humid jungle plants have a hard time in my apartment.

#plants #succulents #aloeae #haworthia #plampts #these are definitely macguffins

[edgeofdesiree]

Haworthiopsis attenuata variegata

I can’t get over the variegation on this succulent. I can’t believe I found this in Walmart’s garden center, of all places.

#haworthiopsis #hawthoria #succulent #succulents #cactus #cacti #aloe #aloe vera #houseplants #house plant #indoor garden #love our planet #go green #mother earth #mother nature #plantcore #plantae #aloeae #variegated #propagation #rosette

[plantanarchy]

I always greet this shelf with a professional "hello, gentlemen" because they are up to important business here that deserves acknowledgment. The business is being very cute.

#my plants #*holds a conference meeting with my aloeae*

[operasyon]

Bitkilere dair başarısızlık hikayelerini paylaşmıyorum :)

Zaten paylaşacak bir şey de olmuyor görsel olarak. Yeni tohumdan çıkıp solmuş bir bitki zaten çabucak kuruyup kayboluyor toprakta. 

Bu şekilde geçen yıl diktiğim maiv servilerin tümü gitti.

Bir bardakta 12 tane filizlenmişti. Hepsi bir bardakta nasıl büyüsün dedim yerlerini değiştirdim ayırdım. Hepsi soldu.

Badem nerdeyse bir metre boylanmıştı.Bahar geldi güneş görsün diye iki saat terasa koydum.. baktım hemen solmuş.

Böyle de bir hassaslık var kimi bitkilerde. 

Zinna çiçeği tohumu ektim. Çoğu filizlenip soldular.

Özellikle toprak cinsi ve saksı değiştirme filizlerin solması için en büyük iki sebep.

Toprağımız yok. Gidip hazır torf alıyoruz. O da zaten rutubetli ve mantar oluşumuna çok uygun bir toprak cinsi. Üç beş sulamada yüzeyi mantarlaşıyor. O da bitkiyi çürütüyor.

Saksı değiştirmek taze filizler için kumar oynamakla eş anlamlı. Yeni bir filizi alıp başka bir yere dikince o da kolay yaşamıyor.

Bitkinin dayanıklılığı da çok önemli tabi. 

Aldım aloea vera diktim bir küçük saksıya, solmak bir tarafa yavru bile vermiş dapdar saksıda.

Bambum, suyun içinde yaşıyor, yeşillendi, büyümeye bile başladı.

Bambu severler varsa bir ayrıntı da veriyim. Bambu yetiştirdiğiniz suya, bir tane aloevera yaprağının özünü çıkarıp katıyorsunuz. Bitkiniz hızla kökleniyor. Zasatten satarlarken minicik bir içi su dolu tüpün içinde satıyorlar ama marketten alıp gelin bakın o su hiç duru bir su değil. İçinde bir şeyler var. İşte o şeyler muhtemelen aloevera yaprağından akan jelatin.

Çoğaltmayı çok istediğim bitkilerden biri kauçuk. Onun bir yaprağını şubat başında suya atmıştım. Ne köklendi ne kurudu. Attığım günkü gibi duruyor üç aydır. Onun suyunada biraz kivi suyu ekledim.. bakalım bir faydası olacak mı.

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Ben solmaları da doğal sayıyorum. Doğanın kuralları böyledir. Doğa bütün canlılar için ölmeyi de üremeyi de kolaylaştırır. 

Sonuçta kaç yıldır bu evde hiç bir şey ekip dikip büyütmedim. Sadece bir çiçek, sadece bir ağaç bile kalsa kar. Ki ben çok daha fazlasını bekliyorum.

Bir sürü çiçek tohumu ektim. Mayısta haziranda açanlar net belli olur.

[flowerarepower]

HAWORTHIA LIMIFOLIA VAR. STRIATA CARE GUIDE | itsaboutgardening.com

Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata is a widely known succulent due to its pleasing look as well as features. It has silvery-green vegetation with white bumps. Those bumps appear like the appearance of a ripped into where it gets its typical name, "Fairy Washboard." This succulent grows to develop a rosette of triangular fallen leaves. Its rosette can grow up to 4 inches but seldom generates more than that. Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata also creates white blossoms that show up in its long slim stem in the summertime season. It is additionally a low-maintenance plant as well as very easy to look after and expand. That is why this succulent is one of the best residence plants.

Quick Facts

Scientific Name : Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata

Common Name : Fairy Washboard

Family : Asphodelaceae

Tribe : Aloeae

Genus : Haworthia

Origin : Cape Province, South Africa

Flower Color: White

Foliage Color: Silvery-Green

Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata Treatment Guide

Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata is a little bit fast-growing contrasted to various other Haworthias. It is relatively a small succulent that can thrive also in winter season.

This succulent is not sensitive; that is why it is very easy to expand. You can establish the Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata both inside or in an outdoors garden where it can get sufficient sunlight direct exposure.

Dealing with Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata is very easy, especially when you know what it requires explicitly to grow as well as flourish.

Watering Technique for Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata

In sprinkling your Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata, it is needed to have a guaranteed watering schedule. Having damp dirt for too long threatens for the plant. Consequently, having a strong watering routine will certainly help you remember when is the right time to sprinkle your succulents. For most Haworthias, as soon as every 2 or 3 weeks is the watering routine. However it constantly relies on the period of the year and the area where you planted the succulent. In summer, watering your plant as soon as every 2 weeks is needed but much less regular in winter. Some additionally make use of the "soak and dry methods." Tips: * Accumulate rainwater and use that in watering your plant. Rain is valuable for the succulent as it includes simply enough minerals. * Do not water the plant's fallen leave to stay clear of feasible leaf deteriorating.

Light Requirements

Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata loves the intense sunlight but not from straight sunlight. It also prospers in partial color, yet it may not obtain its natural appearance. Indoor - Putting Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata in a home window sill is not a negative idea as long as it can get sunshine. When taken indoors, it is best to place it in an east-facing or west-facing home window. Outdoor  - Because Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata chooses bright light. Putting it outdoors would be fantastic. Just make sure that the area is away from direct sunshine to stay clear of sunburns its fallen leaves.

Repotting

You can repot the Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata once a year or after every two years. Repotting will assist the succulent have fresh and also productive soil abundant with minerals that is really beneficial for the plant. When repotting, make certain to get rid of all the previous dirt mix on its roots to stay clear of transferring the microorganisms to its new dirt.

Soil Requirement

You can utilize a normal soil mix or cacti mix in growing Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata. As long as those dirt mixes are fast-draining as well as don't maintain water for also long, they are good to utilize. If in case you do not trust ready-made dirt blends, you can constantly make your own. In doing so, you can describe the chart below.

In determining the components, you require to blend of the following:

Three components versatile potting dirt mix

Two parts coarse sand (prevent using turface because it is comprised of clay and also helps water retention).

1 part perlite or pumice.

A percentage of coconut coir.

Take note: Readjust the components as needed.

Hardiness and Temperature

Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata is not a cold-hardy delicious. It can not stand up to freezing temperature levels. That is why it is best to move this plant indoors in the winter season.

Fertilizing Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata

Feeding your succulent is a wonderful concept, however it is not required. Providing it a cacti plant food or a weak fertilizer during its expanding season will surely help the plant.

Pruning

Remove the dead, broken, and also infected fallen leaves promptly from the plant. Those sort of fallen leaves are impacts of parasite infection, which is damaging not just for the healthy fallen leaves but also for the whole succulent. In getting rid of the infected fallen leaves, make use of a clean scissor or blade and remove all parts of the contaminated fallen leaves.

Pots

Selecting pots for the Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata is the most interesting part of expanding this succulent. You can pick from numerous layouts and products. However, beware concerning what to select because the life of your plant also depends on the pot. So, you could intend to take into consideration the crucial aspects below.

Materials

Pots are made from various products, but you might be questioning what kind of material is the best for your Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata. Since this succulent chooses warm temperature and also intense light, pick pots made in materials that can stand up to warm temperature. The container ideal for your succulent is one comprised of plastic. Plastic pots can endure both cool as well as warm temperature levels, as well as they are cheap and light-weight too. Avoid using pots made from metal and also timber. Metal pots take in warmth quickly, especially when revealed to warm temperature levels. On the other hand, timber pots have a tendency to rot and launch bacteria, which is unsafe to Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata. Drainage -  Appropriate drainage is a concern to consider. The pot to make use to have sufficient openings for water drainage. Poor drain will most certainly result in water retention, as well as water retention causes root rot. Pot Size- Small succulents are for small pots; the exact same chooses mid-sized as well as big succulents. Growing small-sized succulents in a large pot will certainly give a lot of area for the root and lead to a small plant. Meanwhile, growing a large-sized succulent in a tiny pot won't supply sufficient room for the origins to grow, so they will likely be entangled. That is why picking the right pot dimension is needed.

Succulent Arrangement

Growing Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata, along with various other succulents, is excellent, yet you must keep in mind of the following:

Group the Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata with succulents of the same strength.

There must be enough area for each succulent and also do not overcrowd them.

Organize the succulents appropriately, based upon their sizes.

Disease , Causes and Solution

Below are some typical issues your Haworthia might come across: 1. Problem: Root or leaf rot Cause : Overwatering. Solution : Repotting is the vital to deal with origin rot. You need to remove the afflicted origins as well as replant the succulents to conserve them. After removing the damaged roots, let the roots create callous for a few days and after that replant them. Do not utilize its previous soil as it may have germs. Rather, make use of fresh and also abundant dirt. On the other hand, if the succulent is experiencing leaf rot, get rid of the damaged leaf or leaves. It is important to get rid of every part of the fallen leave to prevent infecting various other healthy leaves. 2. Problem : Wrinkling and completely dry fallen leaves. Cause : Under watering Solution : Under watering your plant is not a good concept. If your plant is experiencing this trouble, change your watering timetable. Make certain to provide enough water so your Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata leaves turn back to their initial kind. 3. Problem : Sunburned leaves. Cause : Way too much sun exposure in direct sunshine. Solution : Too much sun direct exposure leads to sunburned fallen leaves. Carefully eliminate the damaged leaves utilizing a clean blade or scissors. Put the succulent in an area where it can obtain bright light however far from straight sunlight. 4. Problem : Fading leaf shade. Cause : Not getting sufficient sunlight exposure. Solution : Move the succulent - Place the Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata in a deep color place where it can not get sufficient sun direct exposure. That is why its green fallen leaves gradually lose their shade. As a result, you should place it in a location where it can obtain sufficient sunlight exposure.

Toxicity

Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata is non-toxic to humans as well as animals.

Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata During Winter

The first thing you require to do when winter comes is to move your Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata indoors.

Considering that it rarely obtains sufficient sunlight direct exposure during this period, you need to offer substitute light such as expand lights. Using such will aid your succulent grow even without sunlight.

You can additionally make use of a plant cover to maintain your succulent far from bugs. Bear in mind too that throughout this time, Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata just require minimal watering. When a month will suffice.

Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata Propagation

There are three key methods on how to reproduce Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata. Below is the detailed process on exactly how you can propagate this attractive succulent.

Through Leaf Cuttings

Using a clean scissor or blade, cut healthy and balanced as well as developed leaves from a produced Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata.

Allow the cuttings develop unsympathetic for few days.

Prepare a shallow growing container as well as filled it with fast-draining dirt mix.

Lay the cuttings and also provide adequate water as well as sunlight direct exposure.

After they have grown origins, you can plant them separately in their pots.

Through Offsets

Remove the offsets from the mother plant.

Allow the origins create callous for few days.

After the roots are calloused, prepare a superficial planting container and also loaded it with fast-draining dirt mix.

Plant the offsets independently right into their new pots.

Last but not least, wait for one week before watering the newly planted succulents.

Propagating Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata with Seeds

Secure a high quality Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata seeds.

Prepare a seed planting container and loaded it with fast-draining dirt mix.

Spread out the seeds and make certain that there suffices space between them.

Do not cover the seeds with dirt, as well as see to it to provide them enough sunlight as well as water.

After the roots, you can now grow them into their new pots.

Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata stands apart among the remainder due to its captivating look. It is not a complex plant to grow, which is a plus point as well. But in spite of that, it likewise requires treatment. Which is what this article gives you. Satisfied growing! Happy Gardening Everyone

#Haworthia Limifolia var. Striata #Succulent #Kalanchoe #Fairy Washboard #Haworthias #Indoor and Outdoor Plant

[brittanyeburgard]

Haworthia truncata of the Western Cape Little Karoo area in South Africa, where they often grow with only a small upper portion of their leaves sticking out of the soil. Haworthia is now in the same subfamily and tribe as Aloe, the Asphodeloideae and Aloeae. #Asphodelaceae #Haworthia #NAU #greenhouse #horticulture #houseplants #botany #botanize #plants #naturephotography #nature #succulents #succulentplants #SouthAfrica (at Northern Arizona University)

#haworthia #greenhouse #asphodelaceae #houseplants #succulents #horticulture #botanize #naturephotography #succulentplants #nau #botany #plants #nature #southafrica

[naturfactory]

SKIN CARE 180 COMPRIMIDOS - NUTRISPORT Skin Care de Nutrisport es un complemento alimenticio formulado con componentes como el colágeno y la elastina. La elastina constituye una proteína presente en la piel, ligamentos y otros tejidos conectivos. Al ser una proteína fibrosa, ésta crea un entramado junto con el colágeno, proporcionando una óptima firmeza, elasticidad y estabilidad a los tejidos conectivos como la piel. Además, Skin Care destaca por su aporte en ácido hialurónico. Skin Care es un complemento alimenticio que incluye Aloe Vera en su composición. Además en su composición presenciamos un conjunto de sustancias potencialmente activas: Enzimas, minerales y aminoácidos. Fibras naturales como lignina, glucomanano y acemanano (una fibra natural propia del Aloe Vera). Compuestos fenólicos con propiedades antioxidantes. Información Nutricional de Skin Care de Nutrisport por 2 comprimidos: Colágeno 1000 mg Extracto concentrado de Aloe Vera (200:1) 0,30 mg (equivalente en planta 60 mg) Elastina 50 mg Ácido hialurónico 5 mg Cobre 0,50 mg (50%)* Zinc 5,0 mg (50%)* Vitamina A 240 mcg (30%)* Vitamina E 3,5 mg (30%)* Vitamina C 60 mg (75%)* Biotina 25 mcg (50%)* *VRN: Valores de Referencia de Nutrientes. Ingredientes de Skin Care de Nutrisport: Proteínas hidrolizada de colágeno (58%), Complejo mineral ( Carbonato de magnesio, Óxido de zinc, Gluconato cúprico), Agentes de carga (Celulosa, Carboximetilcelulosa sódica), Complejo vitamínico (Ácido L-Ascórbico, Acetato de DL-alfa-tocoferilo, Acetato de Retinilo, D-Biotina), Elastina* (2,9%), Antiaglomerantes (Dióxido de silicio, Estearato de magnesio), Agente de recubrimiento [Alcohol polivinílico, polietilenglicol, colorantes (E-171, E-101, E-120), antiaglomerante (talco)], Hialuronato de sodio (Nutrihyl ®) (0,29%), Extracto concentrado de Aloea Vera (Aloe barbadensis) (0,017%). ALÉRGENOS Contiene derivados del pescado. Puede contener trazas de moluscos y crustáceos. Presentación: Envase de 180 comprimidos. Modo de empleo: Como complemento alimenticio, tomar 2 comprimidos al día. https://www.naturfactory.com/salud/salud-articular/skin-care-180-comprimidos-nutrisport.html 23,66 €

#naturfactorysport #tiendasuplementos #tiendadeproteinas #wwwnaturfactorycom #complementoalimenticio #nutriciondeportiva #nutricionespecializada #suplementacondeportiva #suplementosdeportivos #suplementosnutricionales #suplementosalimenticios #tiendadeproteinasenjerez

[eurodiumbio-blog]

SOS HAIR« 6en1» 👩👩 est composée de 5 huiles végétales aloea vera et beurre dr karite ☘🌿qui agissent en synergie pour des cheveux plus sains et plus forts. RESULTATS: Cheveux plus sains et plus forts 👩 Hydraté et nourri, les cheveux vont retrouver vitalite et brillance https://www.instagram.com/p/ByxDoybjgcb/?igshid=fdljb99j1u7n

[bydonna-blog]

Nueva sección en el blog! Naturopatía y Fitoterapia ✨🌵🌾🌻 🌿 La naturaleza tiene mucho que aportarnos! Cuidémosla y aprendamos sus cosas bellas. ✨ El primer post va dirigido al Aloe vera. A sus diferentes usos y sus grandes beneficios. 💮 Crea tu propia crema en casa de aloea vera con los ingredientes naturales y los pasos a seguir que os detallo en el blog. 🌼 Si quieres saber más sobre esta planta especial, LINK EN MI BIO. 👩🏼‍🌾💚 #cosmeticanatural #naturaleza #fitomedicina #fitoterapia #cremacasera #naturopatía #aloe vera #plantas #medicinanatural #eco #bio #vidasana #blog #nature #flowers #bionature #handmadebodymilk #LOTD #notd #✨ #girlz #pickoftheday #instagram #crema #post #motd #pinky #🌵#instabeauty https://www.instagram.com/p/BuRJaEBnGS9/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1qqp9b58aptak

#cosmeticanatural #naturaleza #fitomedicina #fitoterapia #cremacasera #naturopatía #aloe #plantas #medicinanatural #eco #bio #vidasana #blog #nature #flowers #bionature #handmadebodymilk #lotd #notd #✨ #girlz #pickoftheday #instagram #crema #post #motd #pinky #🌵 #instabeauty

[los-plantalones]

aloeae and their babies 🍃

#plants #succulents #aloeae #haworthiopsis #haworthia #gasteria #offsets #succubabies #plantblr #my plants #los-plantalones

[botaniqueer]

Haworthia is a genus of Southern African plants belonging to the family Asphodelaceae and belonging to the group Aloeae, or the Aloe “family” alongside other genera like Gasteria and Haworthiopsis.

Haworthia are small succulent plants which usually have transparent windows on their leaves. The fenestrated leaves in Haworthia are used to aid in allowing light through for photosynthesis while the plants are partially buried in the wild as protection from the heat; when it becomes too dry, Haworthia have thick, fleshy roots (slide 3) which contract, pulling the plants underground.

Care for these is fairly simple. Mostly you have to follow the typical succulent regimen of well drained media and waiting for the pot to dry out. For a lot of species you can give the leaves a gentle squeeze to see if they need water, as they get noticeably more slack when thirsty. Haworthia like bright-ish light, but not too much. They’re more adapted for part shade situations and burn easily in direct sunlight, which exception to species like H. truncata which are able to tolerate full sun fairly well, and in general I notice that retuse Haworthia tend to fair better. This also makes them good windowsill plants for folks who don’t necessarily have the conditions for high light cactuses like prickly pears. A lot of retuse Haworthia like being kept cooler and drier during the winter, or they won’t stimulate root growth, as I found out the hard way and didn’t learn until recently.

I became obsessed with these after seeing a Haworthia truncata in the Volunteer Park Conservatory in 2015-ish and now have lots of plants from the genus including two H. truncata!

1) Haworthia springbokvalensis ‘Crystal Ball

2) H. emelyae var. comptoniana

3) H. emelyae showing off the thick root system of the genus

4) H. cymbiformis var setulifera

5) H. mutica otzenii

6) H. marumiana var. batesiana

7) H. truncata

8) A smaller variant of H. truncata

#plants #succulents #haworthia #asphodelaceae #aloeae #plampts

[unacts]

hi there! hope your having a wonderful day, your blog is absolutely gorgeous :) would you mind checking mine out? thank youu so muchx

hi, thank you so much!! and of course, followed you

your posts are amazing! xx

#aloea #answered

[plantanarchy]

i got more gritty mix in the mail time 2 get GRITTY

#aka repot a lot of aloeae and bring them in for winter #i figure i should do the inside bringing in phases this year instead of like.... the night before a frost in october lol

[picaturanaturii]

Aloea (Aloe Vulgaris)

Aloea

Denumire știinţifică: Aloe vulgaris. Aloea este o plantă exotică decorativă ce aparţine familiei liliaceelor. Are frunze foarte groase, consistente, cărnoase. Florile, dispuse în formă de spic, sunt galbene sau roșii. Aloea provine din zona mediteraneană. Datorită condiţiilor climatice, în România se găsește numai cultivată.

Importanţă pentru practica medicinală au frunzele, din care se…

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#aloe vera #aloea #beneficii aloe vera #intrebuintari aloe vera