Haworthia kingiana

Grown from seed collected at the Great Brak River by David Martin, this specimen is almost totally devoid of the characteristic white dots. As a result, it really stands out among the others.

Haworthia kingiana variations

These two plants of Haworthia kingiana were grown from the same batch of seed collected at the same site in South Africa. The second one is the "odd ball out". It's part of what makes growing from seed so much fun.

Haworthia kingiana

Back when I was posting Haworthias last month I don't think I posted this one: Haworthia kingiana. Sorry for the oversight. It's actually one of my favorites.

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:

Haworthia kingiana

Another beautiful Haworthia: Haworthia kingiana