'Super White' (Haworthiopsis / Haworthia attenuata): This unique variety of the popular Zebra Plant features broader, striking white bands on its leaves. Like its traditional counterpart, it is an ideal choice for beginners seeking an attractive and low-maintenance houseplant.
 
Haworthia are well-suited to low-light indoor environments, making them perfect houseplants for novices. They are exceptionally resilient, rarely falling victim to common succulent pests and diseases. Their robust, drought-tolerant roots thrive with good drainage and infrequent watering. Opt for deep containers with drainage holes and a well-draining soil blend composed of 50% to 70% of materials such as coarse sand, pumice, or perlite. Water deeply enough to allow excess water to drain out, and wait for the soil to completely dry before watering again.
 
During hot spells, Haworthia cope by slowing their growth and entering dormancy, which means they require less water and no fertilization during peak summer months. In contrast, they may need more frequent watering during their winter growth phase.
 
Haworthia are slow-growing and typically remain compact in pots, often producing offsets that cluster around their bases. These offsets can be left to form dense clumps or separated and replanted as desired.