Haworthia pygmaea 'Snow Sato'

Some of the prettiest features of all Hawothias, in fact, you could easily be forgiven as acquiring one as a pet. They have the most tactile of leaves and velvety look that you can’t resist to touch.

The triangular leaves have hundreds of fine hairs, broken up by these unique fingerprint-like markings running from the centre outwards to the tips. In nature, the fine hairs would collect morning due and channel the water down into the plant.

They make the best houseplants as they tolerate low light conditions and will be happy to go without water for long periods.