How to prune haworthia obtusa

Any time, as needed. Peel dried outer leaves downward and away from the stem. Separate offsets during repotting by gently pulling apart with roots intact.

Rarely — only when dead leaves accumulate or pups crowd the pot. Haworthia obtusa needs virtually no pruning. Its compact rosette stays tidy on its own. Remove any shrivelled or dead outer leaves by peeling them away from the base. Detach offsets if the pot becomes crowded. No cutting, shaping, or seasonal trimming is required for this slow-growing succulent.

Peel dried outer leaves downward and away from the stem. Separate offsets during repotting by gently pulling apart with roots intact.