Haworthia bayeri EA937

This is one of the crown jewels of the haworthias what with the lovely lines and almost shimmery leaf surface. We have several of these, seed grown from three different locations.

Haworthia bayeri GM264

The first of the haworthias I'll be posting over the next week is this nice specimen of Haworthia bayeri, grown from GM264 seed. The dark leaves are set off with the amazing lineation.

Originally included in H. emelyae, GM264 is from near Uniondale in South Africa.

Haworthia bayeri

Lynn-Marie took these photos today while working with the plants. We'll be offering some of these plants pretty soon. The first is Haworthia bayeri from EA937 seed. We posted a picture of some of these about a year ago and they've grown quite a bit since then.

This group of H. bayeri is from DeRust. Grown from 1/4 inch seedlings sent to us by David Martin, they've been growing on nicely and showing their own characteristics.

Enjoy your plants!

Haworthia bayeri (EA937)

These are some seed grown plants of Haworthia bayeri (EA937). Understandably, they're highly sought after.

David Martin originally seeded these and posted a picture taken by him and Scott McDermott while on their trip to South Africa several years ago. This the the plants in habitat.

Enjoy your plants!

Haworthias Galore

And today I'll begin a series of Haworthia images. All of the following posts are from our collection of seed grown data plants. The first is Haworthia bayeri (EA937), seeds from Uniondale:

The markings on these plants are quite distinctive from plant to plant. Exquisite.
Another: