NativeWestCalifornia Haworthia Coarctata

Water only when the soil has dried out completely. In most indoor environments, this typically means watering every two to three weeks, though you should always check the soil moisture with your finger before adding more.

While it thrives in partial sun or shade, it still requires some indirect light to maintain its compact, sculptural shape. A spot near a window that receives bright, filtered light is ideal; avoid placing it in a windowless room or deep, dark corners.

Yes, the 6-inch pot is compact enough for most standard desks, windowsills, or shelves. Its architectural, vertical growth habit means it takes up minimal horizontal space, making it a great fit for smaller surfaces.

No, it is best to let the plant acclimate to your home's environment for a few weeks before considering a move. It arrives in a porous succulent mix specifically chosen for its needs, so it will be happy in its original container for quite some time.

If the leaves begin to look shriveled or thin, the plant is likely thirsty. Conversely, if the leaves appear mushy, translucent, or yellow, it is a sign of overwatering, which can lead to root rot.