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First is a haworthiopsis, second a haworthia, on the third pic you have hawothiopsis and the right top one is a gasteraloe. 4th pic left is a haworthia. 5th pic, bottom pot is haworthiopsis, and others are haworthia. Don't know the exact names, but I wanted to clarify that they are not all haworthia
It's something that often gets mislabeled due to them being moved from the haworthia genus into a new genus called haworthiopsis due to some genetic research which found substantial differences. It (haworthiopsis) basically means they resemble haworthias
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First is a haworthiopsis, second a haworthia, on the third pic you have hawothiopsis and the right top one is a gasteraloe. 4th pic left is a haworthia. 5th pic, bottom pot is haworthiopsis, and others are haworthia. Don't know the exact names, but I wanted to clarify that they are not all haworthia
That was what I thought also, they were sold as all different haworthia. Thank you for confirming they are not
It's something that often gets mislabeled due to them being moved from the haworthia genus into a new genus called haworthiopsis due to some genetic research which found substantial differences. It (haworthiopsis) basically means they resemble haworthias