Haworthia mirabilis (Haw.) Haw.

Plants acaulescent, with leaves in a basal rosette which varies from 2.5 to 7 cm diam., proliferous from the base. Leaves from 8 to 30, green or yellow-green, the young erect, the old ascending, recurved, 4 to 35 mm long, 6 to 13 mm broad at the base, 5 to 11 mm thick, oblong to ovate, lanceolate acuminate; end-awn 2 to 3 mm long, naked persistent; face below end area slightly convex, smooth, light green, dull; end-area flat, up to 14 mm long, up to 14 mm broad measured at the base of the end-area, with 4 to 7 longer and shorter parallel lines; lower surface rounded, with small blunt tubercles, these often armed with teeth; keel 1, obliquely positioned in the upper half, often with a second near the margins, toothed with minute white teeth; margins acute, with 1.5 mm long teeth becoming minute towards the base off the leaves. Inflorescence about 46 cm tall; peduncle simple, about 2 mm diam., about 34 cm long, bracteate; sterile bracts membranous, ovate, abruptly long acuminate, about 9 mm long, erect, keeled; raceme up to 12 cm long, lax, with about 17 spirally arranged flowers and buds, 2 open simultaneously; floral bracts membranous, 9 mm long, deltoid acute, acuminate to subulate, keeled with fine dark brown veins, clasping the pedicels, (longer than the pedicels); pedicels 1 mm long, 1 mm diam., green, erect; perianth white with greenish-brown keels to the segments, 15 mm long, compressed at base, funnel-shaped, tube more or less 3 mm across, constricted to 2 mm above, ascending, curved; segments free to the base, limb 2 lipped; posterior segments curved, not spreading, pinkish-white with fine greenish-brown veins; exterior part recurved, spreading, pinkish-white with green veins; stamens 6 of two lengths, 5 and 6 mm long, inserted within the perianth tube; ovary 4 mm long, 2 mm diam., dark green; style 1.5 mm long, curved, capitate.

Can be grown by divisions or seedlings.