Flowering Zebra Cactus at Robert Luise blog

Flowering Zebra Cactus. In general, haworthia flowers are borne on long stalks up to 12 inches (30 cm) tall in the middle of the plant. Yes, this is a flowering houseplant. “zebra” haworthia is a type of flowering succulent with dainty white flowers. The flowers are small and tubular and bloom in clusters from late spring. If you’ve purchased a zebra haworthia from your local nursery and are happy to keep it in the container it came in for a while, you won’t. A mixture of cactus soil and perlite is a great choice for this plant. Zebra haworthia produces slender, pale to dark pink or white flowers on long, thin stems that extend well beyond the foliage. They may emit a hint of a sweet fragrance at first. The long, slender haworthia flowers appear on the end of long stalks, usually in summer. The flowers will normally appear in the summer months on the end of a long stem (inflorescence). A blooming zebra plant will send up a central spike of small, tubular flowers that are bright yellow and stand out among the dark green leaves.

The long, slender haworthia flowers appear on the end of long stalks, usually in summer. In general, haworthia flowers are borne on long stalks up to 12 inches (30 cm) tall in the middle of the plant. A blooming zebra plant will send up a central spike of small, tubular flowers that are bright yellow and stand out among the dark green leaves. “zebra” haworthia is a type of flowering succulent with dainty white flowers. The flowers will normally appear in the summer months on the end of a long stem (inflorescence). If you’ve purchased a zebra haworthia from your local nursery and are happy to keep it in the container it came in for a while, you won’t. The flowers are small and tubular and bloom in clusters from late spring. Yes, this is a flowering houseplant. Zebra haworthia produces slender, pale to dark pink or white flowers on long, thin stems that extend well beyond the foliage. They may emit a hint of a sweet fragrance at first.

Haworthia and Haworthiopsis (Zebra Cactus) Guide OurHouseplants

Flowering Zebra Cactus The long, slender haworthia flowers appear on the end of long stalks, usually in summer. “zebra” haworthia is a type of flowering succulent with dainty white flowers. The long, slender haworthia flowers appear on the end of long stalks, usually in summer. If you’ve purchased a zebra haworthia from your local nursery and are happy to keep it in the container it came in for a while, you won’t. A blooming zebra plant will send up a central spike of small, tubular flowers that are bright yellow and stand out among the dark green leaves. A mixture of cactus soil and perlite is a great choice for this plant. Yes, this is a flowering houseplant. They may emit a hint of a sweet fragrance at first. Zebra haworthia produces slender, pale to dark pink or white flowers on long, thin stems that extend well beyond the foliage. The flowers are small and tubular and bloom in clusters from late spring. In general, haworthia flowers are borne on long stalks up to 12 inches (30 cm) tall in the middle of the plant. The flowers will normally appear in the summer months on the end of a long stem (inflorescence).