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The Zebra Plant (Haworthia Fasciata)

  • Compact slow growing.
  • Heads to 8cm across, forming numerous offsets when mature.
  • Plant in well drained soil.
  • Outdoors in pots or garden.
  • Indoors in any well lit position, very hardy.
  • Low maintenance.
  • Partial sun or any shaded position.
  • Water when almost dry in summer, less often in winter.
  • Drought Tolerant.
  • Will tolerate frosts.
  • Tall stems appear with small stiped blue flowers over growing season.
  • Can be grown in the garden in many shaded positions.
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