Succulent Haworthia Savanna Live Plant
3" Pot
$10.50
Sale price
$10.50
Regular price
$14.00
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Succulent Haworthia Savanna Live Plant
$10.50
Sale price
$10.50
Regular price
$14.00
'Savanna' Succulent is a charming warty-leaved rosette succulent — its thick, gray-green, pointed leaves studded with raised white warts and bands for a distinctive, pebbled texture. Compact and very easy to grow.
Haworthia Savanna features crisp, geometric rosettes that look beautifully sculpted up close. Its small footprint makes it perfect for a desk, shelf, or bright windowsill. Forgiving and charming, it's a delightful starter succulent or a sweet little gift.
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Natural variation expected with live plants
Botanical Label
- Common name: Succulent Haworthia Savanna
- Pot size: 3" or 4" nursery pot (choose at checkout)
- Light: Bright, indirect; no harsh direct sun
- Water: when the top inch of soil dries (a little more while growing or budding).
- Difficulty: Beginner-friendly — easy as long as you don't overwater.
- Growth style: Compact, slow-growing succulent.
- Mature size: Stays compact and grows slowly — mature size can vary by growing conditions.
- Lifespan: Can live for many years with regular care — varies by growing conditions.
- Pet safety: Pet safety varies among succulents — keep this plant out of reach of pets unless you have confirmed it is non-toxic.
- Best for: Bright shelves and spots out of direct sun.
- Vibe/personality: Sculptural, low-water, and easygoing.
Curator's Note: Succulent Haworthia Savanna is sculptural and self-sufficient — a low-water, light-loving little form that holds its own on a bright sill. It asks for almost nothing beyond good light and the occasional drink.
Why It Belongs in Your Collection
- Low-water and forgiving as long as you don't overwater
- Sculptural, eye-catching shapes
- Happy in bright spots without harsh direct sun
- Easy to propagate from leaves or cuttings
- Compact — perfect for shelves, desks, and sills
- A slow, low-fuss grower
Care Notes from the Greenhouse
- Light: Bright, indirect light suits Succulent Haworthia Savanna — it's a forest/jungle type that prefers bright light without harsh, direct midday sun.
- Watering: Water when the top inch of soil dries — these forest types like a little more water than desert cacti, especially when growing or in bud. Still, never leave them soggy.
- Humidity: Average household humidity is fine — these are dry-climate plants and don't need misting.
- Temperature: Warm room temperatures; protect it from frost and cold drafts.
- Soil: A gritty, fast-draining cactus/succulent mix in a pot with a drainage hole.
- Fertilizer: Feed lightly with a diluted cactus/succulent fertilizer in spring and summer; none in winter.
- Pruning: Remove any shriveled lower leaves; many succulents propagate easily from a single leaf or stem cutting.
- Care tip: Err on the side of underwatering — these store water and rot if kept wet.
Best Display Spots
- Bright shelf out of direct sun: ideal for forest-type cacti.
- Desk near a bright window: a sculptural little accent.
- Bright shelf or plant ledge: shows off its form.
- Windowsill grouping: cluster a few for a mini collection.
- Any bright spot with good airflow: they dislike damp, stuffy corners.
Best For / Think Twice If
Best for:
- Sunny windowsills and bright rooms
- People who tend to underwater (or forget to water)
- Lovers of sculptural, low-water plants
- Small spaces — shelves, desks, and sills
Think twice if:
- Low-light rooms — they stretch and weaken
- People who tend to overwater — soggy soil rots them
- Homes with pets, unless you've confirmed it's non-toxic
- Spots with no bright or direct light
Botanical Exhibit Notes
- Succulents and cacti store water in their thick leaves or stems — an adaptation to dry climates — so they need far less watering than most houseplants.
- They want plenty of light and very well-draining soil; soggy roots are their main enemy.
- Many are slow growers that live a long time with minimal care — though lifespan can vary by growing conditions.
- Most succulents propagate easily — a single dropped leaf can root and grow into a whole new plant.
- With enough light and a cool, dry winter rest, many succulents and cacti can surprise you with flowers.
From Our Greenhouse to Your Home
Florida Plant ships across the continental U.S. Your plant ships from Florida and California, USA, carefully packed in its nursery pot with soil unless noted. Orders dispatch within 1–4 business days, early in the week so plants don't sit over a weekend in transit.
During cold weather, orders to colder areas are sent with a heat pack, and we may hold delivery to very cold areas until it's safe to ship. Every plant is backed by our 48-hour live-arrival guarantee — contact us within 48 hours of delivery with photos if there's an issue.
Because this is a live plant, each one is unique — size, fullness, color, and shape vary naturally, and minor cosmetic imperfections can happen. Give your plant a little time to settle in after it arrives.
Plant Questions, Answered
How often should I water Succulent Haworthia Savanna?
Water when the top inch of soil dries (a little more while growing or budding). It prefers to dry out a little between waterings rather than stay soggy.
What kind of light does Succulent Haworthia Savanna need?
Bright, indirect light suits Succulent Haworthia Savanna — it's a forest/jungle type that prefers bright light without harsh, direct midday sun.
Is Succulent Haworthia Savanna pet safe?
Pet safety varies among succulents and cacti. Until you've confirmed Succulent Haworthia Savanna is non-toxic, it's safest to keep it out of reach of pets.
Why is my Succulent Haworthia Savanna stretching out or getting leggy?
That's usually not enough light — succulents stretch (etiolate) reaching for the sun. Move it to a brighter spot, ideally a sunny windowsill, and new growth will come in more compact.
Plant care at a glance
- Light
- Bright light, some direct sun
- Care level
- Easy