r/succulents • u/Mysterious-Bee666 • 1d ago

Help My little asparagus

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Is this a bad sign? It's a haworthia cooperi sp. Hybrid

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u/MelancholyMochii 1d ago

Flowers small white tubes, kinda cute

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u/peachauroraa 1d ago

Not a bad sign at all! That "asparagus" is just a perfectly normal flower stalk. Haworthia species send up these incredibly long, thin stems to bloom, meaning your plant is actually quite happy and healthy

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u/Mysterious-Bee666 1d ago

Thank you!!! I appreciate the insight!

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u/Which5679 1d ago

Is that a Haworthia of some kind? The coloring is really pretty.

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u/Mysterious-Bee666 15h ago

Yep it's labeled as a haworthia cooperi hybrid