Midori No Sono

Midori No Sono

Other Known Names: Haworthia Midori No Sono
Botanical Name: Haworthia ‘midori no sono’ 
Common Name: Midori No Sono

Plant Description

Haworthias are a charming genus of small, rosette-forming succulents known for their bubbly, water-like appearance, these plants feature thick, fleshy leaves that form a dense rosette, creating a bold yet compact display. The Midori No Sono is a rich green colour with subtle streaks of variegation, and in the warmer months they are known to develop bronzed tips.

Flowers

Haworthias produce small, tubular, white flowers on long, thin stems during the warmer months. The spent flower stem is easily plucked out after flowering season.

Size

Haworthias have a clumping nature and will prolifically produce pups from the base. These can be pulled off to allow the mother plant more space to grow or when left alone, they will form small mounds of rosettes. Each individual rosette can grow to 10-12 cm in width.

Care Instructions

• Light: Bright, indirect light; avoid harsh direct sunlight. Indoor suitable.
• Watering: Allow soil to dry out completely in between heavy watering.
• Soil: Good quality potting mix mixed with some sand or a good quality succulent specific potting mix. Allow container to be completely free draining.
• Feeding: Apply slow release fertiliser to soil as per product instructions.
• Repotting: Not needed unless it completely outgrows it’s space or becomes top heavy in a container. Repot to suit its positioning and always choose a well draining, shady position.
• Origins: Midori No Sono is a hybrid from the cymbiformis variety which are native to South Africa. The Midori No Sono was hybridized in Japan. The name “Midori no Sono” is Japanese, meaning “Oasis in the wood”.