Haworthia

I have accumulated five types of Haworthia so far. There are those that look like little Aloes, and others that have translucent leaves. I have three of the former and two of the latter:

• Haworthia fasciata 'Zebra Plant' - The best-known of the Haworthias, many other types resemble it with its aloe-type leaves and white spots or bands. [Photo]
• Hawortha attentuata 'Concolor' - Has finer, more closely-spaced dots and bands than the Zebra. [Photo]
• Haworthia limifolia 'Fairy Washboard' - Thicker, wider leaves with washboard ridges. This plant had two large pups and one small one which I separated. [Photo] [Blog Post on separating pups]
• Haworthia cooperi - Has translucent, jelly-like leaves. [Photo]
• Haworthia retusa f. geraldii 'Star Cactus' - Translucent leaves, just received, not a cactus.

Haworthia limifolia Fairy Washboard and two of its pups.