Haworthia attenuata (zebra plant)
Haworthia attenuata is a GORGEOUS succulent, origins take it back to the Eastern Cape of South Africa at altitudes of 0 – 1000 m. The thick green leaves are characterized by rough, bright white stripes.
This plant multiplies prolifically, and often with multiple varieties and cultivars. Lacking a stem, Haworthia attenuata matures into a striking cluster of spiky leaves of, quite possibly, varying colors and stripes. Height remains below 6 inches.
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Care Tips
Haworthias are incredibly resilient to neglect. When in question, opt not to water.
Light: Partial shade/sun to Full Sun. The brighter the light, the deeper the shades of green. In full sun, the green in a Haworthia attenuata will turn an alternately beautiful reddish-purple.
Water: Drought-tolerant but susceptible to overwatering. Let the soil dry before watering again. As mentioned above, when in question opt not to water Haworthia attenuata. This plant loves neglect!!
Blooms: Late Winter/Mid Winter an antenna will emerge from the center with small white blooms. Snip off when bloom fades.
*Haworthia attenuata is not known to be poisonous
