Haworthia flower explosion

swiss_1

17 years ago

I couldn't get them to flower and now they won't stop!!!

Just goes to show what you can learn from this forum!!

Swiss

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matucana
17 years ago
Very nice and big plants!
mrbrownthumb
17 years ago
Wow those are some tall flowers.

Thanks for posting your pics. I'd not seem those flowers before.
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pirate_girl
17 years ago
Congrats Swiss on your blooms,

While some folks think Haw. flowers are no great shakes, the 1st time or 2 was stlll exciting to me, also speaks to good care/culture happy plants. They look really healthy!

Some folks get frustrated w/ these very long, tangly flower stalks & cut them off. Only one of my Haws. blooms (indoors) for me so it doesn't get tangled up w/ anything else.

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