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Nice big offset. Looks very similar to one I have as H. attenuata. Grows well, and pups well too.

Hey this looks interesting. I've never had this haworthia so I know nothing. But that looks more like a branch rather than an offset which typically grows its own roots.

The only branching haworthia I've personally seen is H. viscosa which is now being called Haworthiopsis viscosa.

So, do they branch? These attentuatas?

Pagan

I just realized that I didn't think of difference between branch and offset...

So the way you describe it, it is branching - here some close-ups if that helps; what do you say?:

No, they do not branch, this is just a big offset..

That's what I mean, Rina! I wanted them explained, actually. I just call them branches because you have to root them. As opposed to offsets in stemless rosettes that have their own roots probably because they're so close to the ground already. I mean, if I snapped a branch off of an aloe and root it, I'd instinctively call that a rooted branch. But rooted offset makes sense too. And I don't know the structural difference between the two, if any.

I'm about to drive so I can't look it up lol

Edit: yeah, Breton is right. They're offsets, genetically identical daughter plants capable of supporting itself if severed. They just don't grow from the base and root there on their own.

BTW, good shot, Rina. Thanks for that demo!