Origin and Habitat: Nursery produced form.

• Haworthia bruynsii f. variegata hort.

• Haworthia bruynsii M.B.Bayer
• Haworthia retusa var. bruynsii (M.B.Bayer) Halda
• Haworthiopsis bruynsii (M.B.Bayer) G.D.Rowley
• Haworthia bruynsii f. variegata hort.

Description: The standard H. bruynsii is a very slow growing, tiny, and rare succulent. The beautiful variegated form here described is one of the most uncommon variegated hawothias and its rarity is consequence to the fact that such a seedlings can be raised only by seed.
Rosette: Stemless 4-6 cm in diameter, with only 5-10 leaves when fully grown .
Leaves: Brown, stripped in dull pink with a flat retuse leaf-end, translucent, bluntly triangled. Opaque and slightly scabrid with small raised tubercles.

Cultivation and Propagation: In cultivation it belongs to more difficult and slow-growing species. (very prone to rot) Plants need a very well-drained soil mix (more so than many other Haworthias) and little to moderate water in summer, almost none in winter, as they are very rot prone particularly when young. They require half shade to shade. Frost tolerance: hardy to -10°C for short periods.
Propagation: by offsets if available (This species does not offset often)