Haworthia attenuata Super White
Product details
| Management number | 250425536 | Release Date | 2026/09/17 | List Price | US$3.20 | Model Number | 250425536 | ||
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- Description
- Super White Zebra Plant Care Guide
- FAQ/Common Issues
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Haworthia attenuata Super White, also called Super White Zebra Plant, is a clumping succulent native to the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. This cultivar intensifies the white banding of the classic Zebra Haworthia, bred for thicker and more frequent horizontal stripes across its leaves. 
Super White forms tight rosettes of dark green, pointed leaves heavily encrusted with bright white tubercles and ridges. The white bands are wider and more frequent than the parent species, often covering nearly the entire leaf surface. It grows slowly and stays compact, rarely exceeding a few inches in height, making it suited to small spaces and terrariums. 
In summer, it sends up a thin, wire-like flowering stalk that rises surprisingly tall relative to the plant's small size. The flowers are small, tubular, and white with subtle brownish-green veining, blooming along the stalk over several weeks. 
Super White grows well in medium light indoors, where many other succulents struggle. It propagates easily from individual leaves, so you can multiply your collection without additional plants. The plant is pet-safe and poses no toxicity risk to cats or dogs. You can leave it up to ten days without water.
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Haworthia attenuata Super White grows well in bright indirect light and tolerates medium light indoors better than most succulents. 
Water it thoroughly when the soil is dry to the touch, roughly every 10-14 days during growing season; reduce to once monthly in winter. 
Super White does best in a well-draining gritty mix blended from cactus soil with extra pumice or perlite. 
It prefers temperatures between 50–80°F and handles brief dips to 40°F without damage. 
Super White is a slow-growing succulent requiring no routine fertilizing; feed with diluted half-strength cactus fertilizer once in spring if desired. 
It is hardy in USDA zones 10 to 11, where it grows outdoors year-round in California, Texas, Florida, and Hawaii. In zone 9 and colder, it survives brief freezes to 30°F but must be brought indoors before sustained frost.
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Q: How often should I water Haworthia attenuata Super White?
A: Every 10-14 days during spring and summer once the soil dries completely. Root rot develops quickly when soil stays wet; let the pot dry between waterings.
Q: Can it survive in low light?
A: Haworthia attenuata Super White tolerates medium light indoors away from windows; leaf color may fade without bright indirect light nearby, so position it near a window when possible.
Q: Does Super White Zebra Plant need direct sun?
A: No. Intense midday sun scorches the leaves and turns them reddish-brown. East-facing windowsills or filtered afternoon light work best.
Q: Is this plant toxic to pets?
A: Super White Zebra Plant is completely non-toxic and safe for cats, dogs, and other pets.
Q: How fast does Super White Zebra Plant grow?
A: Growth is slow; the plant takes years to reach its mature height of 2–4 inches.
Q: Can I propagate it?
A: Individual leaves pulled from Super White Zebra Plant root easily in dry cactus soil within 2–3 weeks without watering until roots form.
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