Growth Form: Succulent forms a tight, compact rosette up to 10 cm tall.
Haworthia cooperi var. pilifera 'Silver Swirl' is a unique and highly sought-after succulent that is native to the Eastern Cape province of South Africa. It is a slow-growing plant that forms rosettes of tightly packed, succulent leaves that are covered in silver-white hairs, giving it a stunning "swirled" appearance. This variety is known for its stunning aesthetics and is highly prized by collectors and succulent enthusiasts.

Foliage: Thick, linear leaves are white with grey translucent areas near the tips. The leaf tips appear striped, because the white basal coloration extends into the grey translucent area as stripes. The leaf margin is lined with a few, minute, soft teeth.
Flowers: The white, tubular flowers are arranged on an inflorescence known as a raceme.