Overview

• Indoor/Outdoor Usage : Indoor, Outdoor
• Brand : Sprout N Green
• Material Feature : plant
• Color : Haworthiopsis fasciata Big Band
• Special Feature : Drought Tolerant
• Expected Blooming Period : Winter
• Item Weight : 0.5 Pounds
• Sunlight Exposure : Partial Shade
• Unit Count : 1.0 Count
• Expected Planting Period : all the year around

About this item

• Haworthiopsis fasciata 'Big Band' - Haworthiopsis fasciata is native to South Africa, formerly known as Haworthia fasciata. It is small in size with a rosette of stiff and leaves in the shape of long triangles. Many white lines or dots on each dark green leaf are consistent with a zebra's characteristics. White flowers grow on the ends of slender straw-like stems in late summer and early fall
• Strong Root System - Growing in our California farm, every succulent is carefully nurtured by gardener expert. Each succulent is fully rooted in 2 inch starter planter with succulent & cacti soil mix. They are larger, better established and much more resilient than less-established succulents. The plant container and soil are included
• Easy to Care - Haworthiopsis fasciata is relatively easy to breed. It needs about 4 to 6 hours of direct sunlight per day, and the rest of the day, it can be partially shaded or does not need too much indirect light exposure. Therefore, it is suitable for a window where it can always enjoy sufficient indirect light, or outdoors and on a balcony
• Ideal Decor - With unique leaves, Haworthiopsis fasciata 'Big Band' is a great choice as decorative houseplant by a south-facing window. From kids to adults, from boy to girl, from women to old lady, everyone like it. Choosing Haworthiopsis fasciata 'Big Band' succulent plant bonsai as a unique sincere present for Valentine's Day or Mother's Day to you family, friends, colleagues, etc
• Important Notes - Succulents may vary from pictures shown as they are living plants and grow differently throughout the year. Once you receive the package, please take it inside the house soon. Succulents' leaves are very fragile and may fall off during long trip. If your plant is missing some leaves upon arrival, just know they will grow back over time