Haworthia Reinwardtii (group) 8.5cm H15cm

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Pot Size 8.5cm H15cm

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Meet the Zebra Wart Haworthia—the structural wonder of the desert. With her upright, architectural columns covered in pearly white "warts," she looks like a piece of coral carved from jade. She’s tough, compact, and thrives on neglect, making her the ultimate desk buddy!

The Formal Name: Haworthiopsis reinwardtii
The Nickname: Zebra Wart or African Pearl Plant
Roots: A sun-loving native of the Eastern Cape province in South Africa.
Natural Vibe: Tucking into the shade of bushes or rocks in arid landscapes.

Care Guide

Care Guide:

Sunlight: Bright, indirect light. She can handle some direct sun, but she may turn a "stressed" reddish-purple.

Best Room: A bright desk, windowsill, or a curated succulent tray.

Snacks: A diluted cactus fertiliser once or twice during the summer.

Tropical Feels: Dry air is her specialty! No extra humidity required.

Cosy Factor: Happy in average home temps; can handle a cool winter rest down to 10°C.

Thirst: Use the "soak and dry" method. Let the soil dry out completely before watering again.

Safety First: Non-toxic – safe for cats, dogs, and children.

The Bedding: A gritty, sharply-draining cactus or succulent mix.

Family Tree: Effortless propagation! She produces "pups" at the base that you can pop off and plant.

Space Needs: A petite grower, reaching about 15–20 cm in height.

Speed: Very slow—she’s in it for the long haul!

Uninvited Guests: Mostly pest-free, but watch for mealybugs in the leaf crevices.

Moving Day: Rarely needed. Repot every 3–4 years just to refresh the grit.

Haircut: No pruning needed; she maintains her tight, column-like shape naturally.

Fresh Air: A hardy, oxygen-producing succulent for small spaces.

Plant Lore: Her white bumps aren't just for show—they help the plant reflect harsh sunlight in the desert!

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