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My Google search on propagation turned up the idea of cutting off the top of a Haworthia, drying out the top, potting it up later. Got some nice fat leaves as well, with a bit of stem attached = more possible plants. It mentioned that the base of the original plant will produce new plants that can be harvested. Has anyone here done this with success? I just cut off the top of 3 older/larger Haw. Limifolias. I will report on any luck but wanted a preview of this (new to me) method.
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