Haworthia Retusa, also known as Star Cactus or Window Succulent. It is a small succulent known for its uniquely shaped translucent leaves. Here are some of the good things about Haworthia Retusa:

1. Ease of care: Haworthia Retusa is a slow-growing succulent that is easy to maintain provided you follow proper guidelines for sunlight, watering, and fertilization. As an indoor succulent, Star Cactus would be an ideal addition to your window sill or veranda .
2. Size: Haworthia Retusa is a petite succulent, reaching up to six inches in diameter at maturity. The leaves grow in a rosette pattern and are lime green in color. The fleshy leaves have translucent ?windows? at the tips with lines running through them. Each leaf measures about 3 inches long and just under an inch wide .
3. Appearance: Haworthia Retusa produces tiny tubular flowers that are usually white with green or brown veins and appear on stalks up to 20 inches in height. It typically blooms in late spring or summer .
If you?re interested in growing Haworthia Retusa, here are some tips to keep in mind:
4. Light: Haworthia Retusa can thrive with full to partial sun. If grown outdoors, place Star Cactus in an area that receives 3 to 5 hours of sunlight. Regular sun exposure will cause the leaves to develop a nice, reddish color and maintain thickness. If the succulent is grown indoors, place it near a window that receives sunlight .
5. Water: Water your Haworthia Retusa only when the soil is dry to the touch. Overwatering can cause root rot .
6. Soil: Use a well-draining cactus potting soil to prevent waterlogging .
7. Temperature: Haworthia Retusa prefers temperatures between 65?F and 80?F (18?C ? 26?C)