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Hui Xing Lau

Gasteria carinata var. verrucosa | Gardening Diary

Also known as 'ox tongue', this Gasteria succulent is a close relative of Aloe and Haworthia species. I was attracted to the little warts on its leaves when I first saw it in Cold Storage.

Gasteria verrucosa originated from South Africa and is a winter-grower. It is able to tolerate low light and drought conditions. Due to this, I underwatered the Gasteria succulent initially and the plant shrivelled. Luckily, I was able to revive it and it is putting out new growth. I read that Gasteria succulents reproduce by producing pups and I hope to see baby succulents soon.

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I am Hui Xing, a photography and videography enthusiast from sunny Singapore with a strong passion for travel. Outside of my free time, I work as a research officer in environmental epidemiology.

 

I enjoy nature, wildlife and long exposure photography, although I venture into other realms from time to time.

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Email: croxxingphotography[AT]gmail.com

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