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Algae Bruh is a Haworthia fasciata, commonly called Zebra haworthia · Zebra plant.

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  1. Algae Bruh Haworthia fasciata

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    First frost warning tonight — Algae Bruh comes inside for the winter.

    First frost warning tonight — Algae Bruh comes inside for the winter.

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  2. Algae Bruh Haworthia fasciata

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    Fresh moss pole installed, climbing already.

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About this plant

Common name Zebra haworthia · Zebra plant
Scientific name Haworthia fasciata
Sun Bright indirect light; tolerates partial shade
Water Water deeply but infrequently; let soil dry out fully
Soil Gritty, fast-draining cactus or succulent mix
Nickname Algae Bruh
Pet safety Yes; considered non-toxic to cats and dogs
Difficulty Easy

Fun facts

  • The white bands are raised tubercles — wart-like bumps of tissue, not just surface coloring.
  • It is often confused with Haworthia attenuata, which has tubercles on both leaf faces.
  • In habitat it grows partly buried in the shade of shrubs, which is why it tolerates lower light than most succulents.
  • It readily produces offsets ("pups") around the base that can be separated to make new plants.

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