Zebra Haworthia (Haworthia fasciata)

$15.99

In stock

Bright, indirect light
Easy care
Non-toxic to cats and dogs

What arrives

Your Zebra Haworthia
Ships free, within the US only, separately from any spade in your order.
Our plant partner packs and ships it, so the box and packing slip carry their name.

If your plant arrives damaged, email us a photo and we'll replace it or refund you.
From November to April, we recommend adding Winter Plant Shipping Protection (a heat pack) at checkout. Plants shipped in cold weather without it are not covered for cold damage.

Care guide

Looking after your Zebra Haworthia

Light
Bright, indirect light.
Water
Water when the soil is completely dry.
Cats and dogs
Non-toxic to cats and dogs, according to the ASPCA.
Care level

Forgiving of the odd missed watering. A good first plant.

Pot size guide

How big is each size?

Sizes are named by the pot's width across the top. The bands show a typical overall height for a plant in that pot. It is a general guide only: every plant grows a little differently.

3" pot: about 4 to 8 inches tall, pot included
4" pot: about 6 to 12 inches tall, pot included

About this plant

The zebra haworthia grows a tight rosette of stiff, pointed, dark green leaves striped with raised white bands, just like a zebra. It is small, tidy and very easy to keep.

Unlike many succulents, it does well indoors in bright, indirect light and does not need full sun; strong afternoon sun can actually redden or scorch it. Water only when the soil is completely dry, then water thoroughly and let it drain. A gritty cactus mix helps.

It stays only a few inches tall and slowly forms little offsets around the base. Perfect for a desk, a windowsill or a mixed succulent dish, and a great first succulent for beginners or kids.

The ASPCA lists the zebra haworthia (Haworthia fasciata) as non-toxic to cats and dogs.

From November to April, we recommend adding Winter Plant Shipping Protection (a heat pack) at checkout. Plants shipped in cold weather without it are not covered for cold damage.

Good to know

Questions about the Zebra Haworthia

How much light does the Zebra Haworthia need?

Bright, indirect light.

How often should I water the Zebra Haworthia?

Water when the soil is completely dry.

Is the Zebra Haworthia toxic to cats and dogs?

No. The ASPCA lists it as non-toxic to cats and dogs.

Which size should I choose?

Sizes are named by the pot's width across the top. This plant comes in 3" and 4" pots, and the pot size guide above shows a typical height for each, as a general guide only.

Do you ship plants in winter?

From November to April, we recommend adding Winter Plant Shipping Protection (a heat pack) at checkout. Plants shipped in cold weather without it are not covered for cold damage.

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