I've had my Haworthia limifolia for about three years, and I've noticed that it's started flowering a lot more than usual. It has flowered three times this year alone! Previously, it only flowered once or twice a year. Should I be concerned about this increased flowering? I'm also wondering if this could be related to the recent repotting it went through, as it was quite root-bound before. Visually, the plant looks normal, so I'm curious if this is a common occurrence or if there's something I should be worried about.
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It sounds like your Haworthia is just thriving! Plants can start flowering more as they become healthy and mature. The fresh soil might also be giving it a boost, so don't stress too much. Just enjoy the flowers!
That's good to know! So it's pretty normal for it to flower more often as it matures?