Catevala vittata (Baker) Kuntze
Striped haworthia
Rosette succulent with leaves bearing one or more lighter or darker longitudinal stripes or bands, hence the epithet 'vittata' (striped, banded). Synonym of Haworthia vittata Baker.
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Overview
| Category | Classification |
|---|---|
| Family | Asphodelaceae |
| Genus | Catevala |
| Growth Habit | Compact stemless rosette. |
| Conservation Status | Not evaluated (synonym) |
| pH Target | 6.0–7.5 |
| Type | Sandy, well drained |
Origin & Habitat
Morphology
Lanceolate, mid to dark green, with one or more longitudinal bands of different colour. Acute apex.
ecoSimple raceme on slender scape; white bilobate flowers.
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Requirements
Soil & Substrate
Type
Sandy, well drained
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Propagation Strategy
- 1 Separate offset with roots
- 2 Callus 1–2 days
- 3 Plant in dry substrate
Standard Haworthia care
Overwatering
Every 2–3 years
Spring, diluted succulent fertilizer
Uses & Applications
Precautions / Toxicity
Non-toxic.
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"Synonym of Haworthia vittata Baker. The epithet 'vittata' (from Latin vitta, band, ribbon) describes the characteristic longitudinal stripes on the leaves."
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