Indeed it is, very nice as well

hmm...
Take a look at H retusa too.
(I think, that is more likely)
harry

I think I might lean toward a retusa clone rather than mirabilis. The two pictured plants are both H. mirabilis v mundula from two different growers. Specifically, the plant on the right was obtained from Steve Hammer.

This post was edited by bikerdoc5968 on Wed, Dec 3, 14 at 8:51

This is how the plant was labeled, but I have seen false labels before...........

It had a dozen babies but I removed and potted them all.........

And im inclined 2 believe you bikerdock because you have vastly better experience with Haworthia than I am. Other than that rather common one, This is the only other type I have. What is the name for that one always seen in mixed arrangements.

Howard

Is this time of year a prime time to remove & pot up babies? - or it doesn't matter?

Rina

Belonging 2 S. Africa, they grow during our winter..they are in their growing season.....

Looks very much like mine and I think mine was previously IDed as H. retusa.This is the only Haworthia I have that seems to be stretching a bit due to lack of light though...Hopefully it won't keep growing taller and taller.

these window Haws seems all the same 2 me.....

Once again I would agree with Harry as to a possible name. The picture included was given to me as H. mutica but I am not absolutely certain about its ID.

Rina, as you know, these are winter growers. I'm certainly not an expert, but you might want to write Ryan (hanzrobo) because he IS extremely knowledgeable in this area, IMHO. And to address your query, I don't see a reason you couldn't remove a pup and see what happens.

Howard

Thank you...
I already posted -several times- photo of mine that was tagged Haworthia mirabilis mundula. It was suggested that it may not be it...I just snapped a quick pic of it, it looks to me like yours, Howard.
Teen, do you think it's same as yours?

Even if not 100% sure on name, I like it, it seems to grow well. And I kind of like the 'cluttered' pot; maybe will take off pup or two.

Rina

here's my mutica (click on the picture)
Harry

I used to think they were mutica, but have since changed my mind. Yours too, Harry...I think is H. retusa var. retusa.

My plant looks closest 2 rina. In my opinion, the beauty in succulents lie in their open, sculptural shapes, so the cluttering of babies isn't my fav, and I also want 2 use them as a trade tool as well, Im shure someone is looking for these babies.

Synonym:Haworthia mirabilis var. mirabilis
Synonym:Haworthia mundula
Synonym:Haworthia retusa var. mirabilis
Synonym:Aloe mirabilis
Synonym:Haworthia mirabilis subsp. mundula

Some more to confuse