I love my new Haworthia or Tulista if I must use the new name
Haworthia pumila "Donuts" selection, ex Steven Hammer
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- Suculentia
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Haworthia pumila "Donuts" selection, ex Steven Hammer
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- Diane
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Re: Haworthia pumila "Donuts" selection, ex Steven Hammer
Superb! Such beautiful markings.
Diane - member of Kingston branch
Growing cacti - balm to the soul!
Growing cacti - balm to the soul!
- iann
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Re: Haworthia pumila "Donuts" selection, ex Steven Hammer
Looks like it should be on the bottom of the sea.
Cheshire, UK