Haworthia obtusa var.pilifera - succulent plant with thick succulent leaves

Morphological features: Perennial succulent herbaceous plants. The leaves are thick and transparent, emerald green,  arranged in a compact lotus like shape. A raceme with small white flowers.                                                                                                                          Illumination; Not requiring a lot of sunlight, it is advisable to place it in sunny areas such as windowsills and balconies. If there is too much sunlight, the leaves will turn grayish yellow, and if placed in a semi shaded environment, they will turn green. Avoid strong sunlight, suitable for maintenance in environments with weak light.                                  Soil: Suitable for loose and breathable acidic soil, soil particles should not be too large. Some limestone can be added, and peat soil and bone meal can also be added in moderation to increase soil water retention and fertility. The root system is relatively long and robust, and a deeper flowerpot should be chosen. Change pots and soil once every two years in spring.