This blueish-grey desert plant isn't a succulent but it has mastered the art and science of living in the desert. The desert landscapes are not conducive to plant growth. It will boost its growth after a winter of dormancy by being used in spring. You may need to supplement the nutrients once a season in the summer. Finally, patience and very little care will get you the results that you desire. If you want to grow them outdoors, you should use terracotta pots. They can then be moved from the rain and kept dry by being in terracotta pots. It is important to water them sparingly.

Succulents can be quite fragile, despite their beautiful appearance. Because the leaves retain water, the plant's lush stem can grow up to 24 inches in length. As the plant grows, the stem will spiral upwards and can reach up to 3 feet in height. ZZ can surprise with its natural waxy, glossy green, protruding stems that can reach as high as 3 feet. The therapeutic properties of the aloe found in Haworthia Cuspidata leaf leaves include itching, sunburns, cold blisters, and inflammation.