Haworthia – Zebra Plant

Our range of Haworthia, compact succulent plants with architectural foliage, to grow in pots in a bright room. Haworthia fasciata 'Concolor', highly representative of the genus, is recognisable by its tight rosettes of dark green leaves marked with raised white bands and its highly architectural habit.

This selection includes Haworthia 'Big Band', a zebra plant with broad, regular pale bands. Haworthia fasciata 'Concolor forms a compact rosette of green leaves punctuated with small white markings, which are more discreet and homogeneous. Haworthia limifolia is distinguished by its triangular leaves crossed by transverse midribs, giving them a highly structured, embossed appearance. Haworthia Gasworthia, a hybrid, combines a compact habit with thick, well-speckled foliage. 

The Haworthia genus brings together succulent plants from the Asphodelaceae family, native to southern Africa and closely related to Aloe and Gasteria. They form rosettes of fleshy leaves and produce slender stems bearing small tubular flowers.

Haworthia appreciate bright light without scorching sun, a very free-draining growing medium (such as a cactus mix) and mild temperatures. The main challenge indoors is overwatering, which can cause rotting.

For more information, also read our guide "Cacti and indoor succulents: growing and care"