Owner of three Haworthia mutica (windowed succulent) seeks advice on offsets, soil mix (deep pot with pebbles, organic soil, pumice top), and future all-mutica pot. Expert Will Creed: these grow in hot, dry southern Africa; tolerate lower light but best on sunny windowsill. Use shallow unglazed terra cotta pot with gritty mix; skip pebbles at bottom. Don't repot unless necessary—disturb roots minimally. Offsets can be left to clump or carefully separated with roots. Fertilize once yearly at half strength.

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