Spiked, upright rosettes of green, triangular leaves with white bumpy stripes on the underside.
Haworthiopsis fasciata
was Hawthoria
- evergreen perennial succulent
- thick leaves that form in rosettes
- dark green with white horizontal Zebra-like stripes
- slender shape with small spikes on the edges
- small tubular pink or white blooms on long stem
- summer flowering
- frost tender
H 4″
S 6-8″
full sun
part shade
well-drained
Notes: Purchased 2019 for my windowsill succulent garden – Had overwatered slightly so repotted April 2021 and removed 2 or 3 ‘pups’ to pot on and giveaway.
Info: In the wild they are a clump forming and readily put out pups, so thrive better if several are growing in the same container. Reclassified as Hawthiopsis meaning ‘like’ Hawthoria but they are a different species.
My Japanesque Garden 
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