Haworthia limifolia variegataHaworthia limifolia variegata belongs to a species that is native to South Africa, Mozambique, and Eswatini, where plants are often found tucked into sandy or rocky soils beneath sparse bush cover. In the wild, Haworthia limifolia uses its ridged leaves and compact rosette to shield itself from desiccation, storing water within its tissues to endure long dry spells and surviving partly shaded by surrounding vegetation. In cultivation, this variegated