Haworthia Cooperi Size:4" Pot as the toxic compounds are

as the toxic compounds are only released when ingested

If it still seems moist

It glows in a whitish color

Having an origin in Bolivia

The bell-shaped flowers bloom their best in the late springtime

Haworthia Cooperi Size:4" Pot as the toxic compounds areI ntroducing Haworthia cooperi, also known as Cooper's Haworthia, which is a small and compact succulent plant that belongs to the Asphodelaceae family. Haworthia cooperia is named after its discoverer, William Cooper, who first identified and described the Haworthia cooperi. The name "Haworthia" is derived from the British botanist Adrian Hardy Haworth, who made significant contributions to the study of succulent plants. It has several other common