Browning on Haworthia - new growth or too much light?
Emily Walsh
4 years ago
Hello! I would love your thoughts on my Haworthia- there are a few pups growing, and I'm not sure if the browning on them is just the youth of the growth or if the plant is getting too much light. any thoughts would be much appreciated!
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