Some Cocozza Collection Haworthia Gems Auctioned

On Saturday, October 13th 2007 at the Haworthia Society Convention in Leicester.

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Seed from Peg Spaete ex ISI plants and sown on 09/02/1989.

This is the largest H. pulchella I have seen; it's usually a dusky colour.

MBB 6762 ex Sheilams in 1999

From our own CCO 318 seed sown on 25/12/1992.

Difficult to propagate, this is one of only 2 plants raised from 31 seeds and is the taller of the two plants offered.

From our own CCO 318 seed sown 25/12/1992.

Difficult to propagate, this is the second of only 2 plants raised from 31 seeds and is the more sturdy of the two plants offered..

A large and sturdy plant grown from our own seed CCO 172 sown on 27/10/1991.

Purchased from JUM ex Sheilams, SA on 29/05/1988 for the then handsome sum of £12.50, we all believed it to be an FCP from a clump - but it carries no locality.

A lightly tubercled plant, it is now very large and is shown in a 3.5 inch pot. We had cored the original plant on 30/05/1988 but the core was lost. The base was planted in wet peat and was placed in the hot-box. That survived to grow on to the present specimen. A further 3 leaves were planted into wet sand over compost and placed in the hot-box where they rooted strongly and well. The results from one of these leaves can be seen on our Propagation from LEAVES page.

Grown from seed ex Cok Grootscholten and sown on 07/09/1989.

This was our first H. koelmaniorum, purchased from JUM ex SA on 01/06/1985 for £5.00 when it was a 6 leaved rosette. By 3/1987 it had 8+ leaves and by 1993 it had 21 leaves.

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