Haworthia, a rosette-shaped succulent, is less than 4 inches wide. There are two varieties of H..turgida. This is a common problem for cacti that can be caused by pests, pathogens, or overly wet soil. Root rot can occur if roots are left in moist soil for too long. Haworthia, like most succulents should not be kept in excessively moist soil or standing water. Water lightly every few days until it has regenerated and is growing well. Once your cuttings are collected, you will need to leave them outside for a few days to allow the wounds to heal.

This succulent originated in Mexico. It can thrive in sunny climates. Pink Moonstone is a peachy pink succulent, native to Central Mexico. It's similar to Mammillaria Ellongata. This beautiful red succulent is a Mexican native. The Red-Headed Irishman is a native Mexican, despite his name. This tiny succulent can grow to up to six inches high with rosettes measuring up to five inch in diameter. It can be placed in any window that doesn't have a direct, sunny exposure, like a south or western window.