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haworthia limifolia succulent Haworthia limifolia variegata in 4 Inch Live Succulent – Phoenix Rising SucculentsOrigin and Habitat: Mozambique, Swaziland, Republic of South Africa (Mpumalanga, KwaZulu Natal) Description: Haworthia limifolia is a charming species, with large rosettes. It obtained its name limifolia (File Leafed) from the distinctive, dark brownish green leaves, with transverse ridges of raised, horny, tubercles which resemble those of a coarse file and give it such a distinctive appearance. Rosettes: Stemless, solitary or slowly proliferating
Origin and Habitat: Mozambique, Swaziland, Republic of South Africa (Mpumalanga, KwaZulu-Natal)
Description: Haworthia limifolia is a charming species, with large rosettes. It obtained its name “limifolia” (File Leafed) from the distinctive, dark brownish-green leaves, with transverse ridges of raised, horny, tubercles which resemble those of a coarse file and give it such a distinctive appearance.
Rosettes: Stemless, solitary or slowly proliferating with or without stolons and forming clumps of up to 20 rosettes, each rosette being 5-6 cm in diameter. The rosettes bear 12-30 broad triangular leaves giving them a characteristic pinwheel-like shape.
Note: Several robust clones, with larger rosettes up to 12(-15) cm in diameter has been selected and propagated ans a variegated form ( Haworthia limifolia f. variegata) is also known and very priced in cultivation.
Hardiness: Although the plant will survive mild frost if kept dry (hardy as low as 23° F) it should be protected from severe cold and prolonged frost conditions.
Description: Haworthia limifolia is a charming species, with large rosettes. It obtained its name “limifolia” (File Leafed) from the distinctive, dark brownish-green leaves, with transverse ridges of raised, horny, tubercles which resemble those of a coarse file and give it such a distinctive appearance.
Rosettes: Stemless, solitary or slowly proliferating with or without stolons and forming clumps of up to 20 rosettes, each rosette being 5-6 cm in diameter. The rosettes bear 12-30 broad triangular leaves giving them a characteristic pinwheel-like shape.
Note: Several robust clones, with larger rosettes up to 12(-15) cm in diameter has been selected and propagated ans a variegated form ( Haworthia limifolia f. variegata) is also known and very priced in cultivation.
Hardiness: Although the plant will survive mild frost if kept dry (hardy as low as 23° F) it should be protected from severe cold and prolonged frost conditions.
This is for one plant growing in a 4" inch container.
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All of our plants are grown in the beautiful Temecula Valley in sunny Southern California, and we ship within the United States. All shipping Priority Mail and buyer pays shipping. California residents pay sales tax. Shipping is done Monday - Friday so plants don't get stuck at the Post Office over the weekend.
Any questions please ask.
#prsucculents
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Size: Medium, Color: Blue
Nice socks, but they are way too small. Says they fit size 6 - 10. I kept 3 ( I wear size 8) and gave 3 to my daughter (size 8.5). We both agreed that they were just too small.
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Style and comfort
Size: Medium, Color: Black
Exactly what I was looking for. Style and sock thickness and comfort.
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So comfortable! They stay up perfectly love love love
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Perfect fit
Size: Large, Color: (100) White / White / Black
Durable and comfortable. Size works well. Very soft with nice thickness for training. Fairly long lasting
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Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Post-COVID Sock Hunt: Finally a Win
Size: Medium, Color: (001) Black / Black / White
Ever since COVID, I haven’t been able to find a pair of socks that hold up for more than a few months. Brands like UA, Adidas, and others seem to have cut corners—likely in response to inflation—by downgrading materials and labor rather than raising prices. The result? Socks that wear thin, rip easily, or lose shape fast.
These, however, have been a pleasant surprise. I’ve been wearing them for a few weeks and so far, they’re holding strong. You can tell some cost-saving measures were still made—certain areas feel slightly thinner—but overall, the construction is solid.
A key win: they stay on. These are ankle socks (not “no-shows”), and they hug the ankle securely. That’s a huge plus in a world where most post-COVID no-shows slide off halfway through the day.
We may never get back to the pre-COVID quality standards without paying a premium, but for now, these are a reliable choice.
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• No slipping: 10/10
• Price: 7/10
• Durability (so far): No pilling or loose threads — promising start.
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