Unboxing & Repotting My New HAWORTHIA Moonshadow! | Little Update on my other Haworthias!

I bought an Haworthia Moonshadow plant.
This is my first purchase of a choice Haworthia plant from Tony Irons Cacti.
I was bidding on 3 plants, to try to get at least one plant, and only managed to just get the one, so I was lucky, but happy!
I'm UNBOXING & REPOTTING this one Haworthia, and also giving a very quick growth UPDATE on my other HAWORTHIA plants originally gifted to me back in April 2021, from Daz of CACTIMANIA.
😃IM USING A NEW PRODUCT IN THIS VIDEO TOO.
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[@desertplantsofavalon]

That's a very BEAUTIFUL new Haworthia Claire :-D I love the glossy shiny and fleshy 'window' leaves on this beauty, and the nice big juicy roots are awesome looking too, that looks an incredible new product and so looking forward to hearing how your plants get on with it, this good Fungi is so beneficial for the roots and soil microbes :-D thanks so much for sharing your new Haworthia and the repotting with us Claire, and Hans and I are sending you and Jack lots of love and happiness and PLANT POWER from across the sea for a super Sunday XXXX

[@CactusCove]

Thank you Lyn 😊🌵👍🏻 thanks for watching and your great comment! I wonder if this Haworthia will grow any little offsets in future, its a nice looking one! 😀🍁🌵🍂

[@kaktus_cactus]

Pretty plant, so shiny. I also like the tool you used to remove soil. Good informative video 😊

[@CactusCove]

It's a lovely colour, a bluish green, really wanted to buy a Haworthia to appreciate it in person, the shiny leaves are exceptional, and I've bought a few more since because I was so happy with this one, but from a different seller 😄👍🏻🪴

[@Cactimania]

Lovely new Haworthia, Claire 😍 Looks a bit different to my Tsukikage. Great to see the ones I sent you doing well, those Aloes have grown a lot! Interesting new product you’re using there, I’ll have a look into that as well. Thank you for sharing with us. Have a wonderful Sunday from Edith & myself 🌵☀️🌺🌼🌸🏜

[@CactusCove]

Thanks so much for watching 😊👍🏻🌵 I think the Worm Castings that you already add to your potting mix may already contain mycorrhizae (mycorrhizal fungi) along with other beneficial nutrients... 😉 from what I've read up on. 😊🌵🌞

[@maureenswallow3054]

that should stay safe now for a Couple of years,not got in to this type of Haworthia yet,but always a joy to see and learn from ,thanks,Bill.

[@CactusCove]

I hope it will do well for me, a lot easier than cactus anyway, I really like this Haworthia, it's so different from the generic ones you come across in mainstream shops or garden centres, a reason I wanted to get one of these nicer ones, to see it up close 😁👍🏻🪴

[@cookiescacti]

Gosh that's a beautiful haworthia, Claire. I love how vigorous haworthia roots are, I almost thought it was an Ariocarpus in the thumbnail! I find haworthia to be some of the most beautiful and unusual succulents, I'm often surprised they're not as hyped up as some cactus genera, which is probably a good thing 😊

[@CactusCove]

Thanks so much for your great comment and for watching 👍🏻🎃😊🌵 I think that's why a certain few types of Haworthia appeal to me, they can resemble Ariocarpus in a weird way, their roots so much more fragile though and easily brake, but thankfully they are apparently quite good at regenerating roots. I love this new Haworthia, it's a beautiful blueish colour... I recorded the video on another camera so had to edit out much as the picture quality was awful, so I hoped the photographs were better at representing the beauty of this cute Haworthia, and yes I agree with you on your last statement! I only want a few to look after... for now!😄👍🏻🎃🐈‍⬛🌵

[@cookiescacti]

@@CactusCove I finally understand how difficult it can be to capture the plant's beauty on camera after starting to make videos. And editing takes so much time! I love your videos so much, Claire! Always look forward to new posts from you.