Haworthia
These smaller plants have a preferance for shade and only occur in Namibia and South Africa. They are mainly from areas with a winter rainfall. Their flowers are relatively insignificant, but the leaves boast spectacular formations. Many of the plants have thick, contractile roots that pull the plants into the earth, exposing the windowed leaf surface.
 Haworthia maxima (Keurfontein) |  Haworthia maxima (Keurfontein) |
 Haworthia maxima (Vrede) |  Haworthia mutica (Drew White) |
 Haworthia splendens |  Haworthia marxii |
 Haworthia marxii |  Haworthia opalina |
 Haworthia maxima (Rooiberg, the miniature fenotype) |  Haworthia marginata |
 Haworthia wittebergensis |  Haworthia limifolia var. striata |
 Haworthia maxima (Keurfontein) |  Haworthia maxima (Worcester Quarry) |
 Haworthia maxima (Vrede) |  Haworthia maxima (Worcester Airfield) |
 Haworthia scabra (Dysselsdorp) |  Haworthia truncata, var. maughanii |
 Haworthia pygmaea (Great Brak) |  Haworthia cooperii, var. truncata |
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