Very nice Jeff! The first one is especially attractive.
Amy

Yes Jeffrey, Great looking plants.
I am interested to know more about your "special soil" mix for tuberous rooted plants and do you grow all your Haworthias in clay pots?
Niel.

Thank you, Amy and Niel.

It's really not so special - I just cut my regular mix (3 parts pumice and 1 part of decomposed granite sand and 1 part loam) by 50% with coir - they really seem to like it. I'm slowing transferring all of the Haworthias with turbierous roots to clay pots. They're not all done yet, by they seem to grow equally well in either plaastic or clay.

Thanks for the info Jeffrey on your soil mix.
I use 50% coir + equal parts perlite,coarse grit and cat litter for my Haworthias as here in Scotland or should I say the UK, pumice is very hard to come by nobody seems to stock it.
I find the tuberous rooted types grow well for a few years then take the huff and lose their roots and my solution for this is to re-root them in pure cat litter(moistened) which they do fairly quickly then pot them up in my usual mix.
Niel.

That Haworthia is a heart-stoppin' beauty! The form is gorgeous, and the TC color is perfect for the pot!