I'm interested in Haworthia mutica 'Byakuya' [large] [bare root]. What does 'bare root' mean? Haworthia mutica 'Byakuya' [large] [bare root]

Are you sending a 'bare root' only, or is the succulent growing, if so approx size?? many thanks

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Jun 19, 2025 - 03:46 PM

"Bare root" means this plant ships without a pot or soil, but with its roots wrapped in paper. It was originally grown in a 3.5" pot and is about the size of the plant in the photo, with a hand for scale.

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Haworthia mutica 'Byakuya' [large] [bare root]

Haworthia mutica 'Byakuya' is a striking and rare cultivar prized for its elegant, glassy leaf windows and soft, chalky white variegation that sets it apart from typical Haworthia forms. This slow-growing succulent, developed by renowned breeder Renny Wong, showcases a compact rosette struct... See More

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