Haworthia Cooperi Hybrid
Haworthia Cooperi prefers to sit in bright light but doesn’t like direct full sun. When this plant is growing in its native environment, it’s mostly situated under the partial shade of a tree, rock, or other objects. It is best to place this plant on a windowsill facing west or east to get bright light for at least three to four hours during the day. Good results are obtained by giving plants morning sun exposure.
Haworthia Cooperi prefers to sit in bright light but doesn’t like direct full sun. When this plant is growing in its native environment, it’s mostly situated under the partial shade of a tree, rock, or other objects. It is best to place this plant on a windowsill facing west or east to get bright light for at least three to four hours during the day. Good results are obtained by giving plants morning sun exposure.
Haworthia Cooperi prefers to sit in bright light but doesn’t like direct full sun. When this plant is growing in its native environment, it’s mostly situated under the partial shade of a tree, rock, or other objects. It is best to place this plant on a windowsill facing west or east to get bright light for at least three to four hours during the day. Good results are obtained by giving plants morning sun exposure.