Haworthia mutica (White Line Plant) – Architectural Succulent with Leaf “Windows”
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Haworthia mutica is a small, stemless succulent native to the Western Cape of South Africa, prized for its architectural, star-shaped rosettes and translucent leaf “windows.” Each triangular leaf tip features a flat, striated window that allows sunlight to penetrate for photosynthesis, an adaptation for partially buried growth in its natural rocky habitat. Under bright light, the leaves can develop copper or orange tones, adding seasonal interest. In spring or summer, it produces slender stalks with small, tubular greenish-white flowers veined in brown or purple.
Common Names: Haworthia mutica, Window Haworthia
Botanical Name: Haworthia mutica
Plant Care:
Light: Bright, indirect light or partial shade; tolerates low indoor light
Soil: Very well-draining, gritty soil with 50–70% mineral grit (pumice, perlite)
Water: Soak-and-dry method; allow soil to dry completely between waterings
Temperature: Best between 60–85°F; hardy to approximately 30°F; USDA Zone 10
Growth Rate: Slow; semi-dormant in summer, active in spring and fall
Habit: Compact, star-shaped rosette; may produce offsets to form dense clumps
Mature Size: 3–4 inches (7.5–10 cm) in diameter
Bloom: Spring–summer; slender stalks with small tubular greenish-white flowers veined in brown or purple
Perfect For:
Indoor or tabletop succulent displays
Rock gardens or crevice plantings
Beginner-friendly and low-maintenance collections
Architectural and textured succulent arrangements
Small-space or container gardening