Penta Genus_Succ. Haworthia according to a New York

according to a New York Times profile

This plant has small spines which grow densely and sporadically along its trailing vines

Young leaves are elliptical to arrow-shaped with entire margins

It is a rare

Penta Genus_Succ. Haworthia according to a New YorkBotanical Name: Pentas lanceolata Common Names: Egyptian star cluster; star flower Description: Pentas are upright, herbaceous perennials that can grow up to 6 ft (1. 8 m) tall and wide in their native grasslands of East Africa and Yemen. In backyard gardens, they are usually 12 ft (3060 cm) tall, but can grow larger with flower clusters up to 5 in (13 cm) in diameter. Pentas have simple leaves with prominent veins on the underside and may be