zebra aloe succulent Haworthia FasciataZebra Plant: with bold white stripes racing across its thick, dark green leaves, this compact succulent is the perfect combination of eye catching and easygoing. Perfect for the beginner gardener, this compact and slow growing succulent doesnt require much plant care or maintenance, making it the perfect addition to any home, garden, or office. Plant Care Notes Haworthia is able to tolerate lower light conditions making it great for any kind of space.

Zebra Plant: with bold white stripes racing across its thick, dark green leaves, this compact succulent is the perfect combination of eye-catching and easygoing. Perfect for the beginner gardener, this compact and slow-growing succulent doesn’t require much plant care or maintenance, making it the perfect addition to any home, garden, or office.

Plant Care Notes

Haworthia is able to tolerate lower light conditions making it great for any kind of space. Already tending to stay small and compact, this plant will slow down growth in the summer as it goes dormant. And as if it couldn’t get better, zebra plants are rarely affected by pests

Sometimes confused for the similar species Haworthia Attenuata, Haworthia Fasciata  thrives with infrequent waterings on a soak-and-dry schedule. Let the soil dry out completely before watering and then give it a drink until water flows out of the drainage holes of the pot. For soil, stick with a well-draining mix—cactus or succulent blends with extra perlite or pumice are perfect. 

Want to spread the love? Propagating is simple! Haworthia produces adorable pups, or offsets, that can be gently separated and potted on their own. Give them time to root in their new homes, and voilà—you’ve got more Zebra Plants to enjoy.