Zebra-plant indoor elegant plant in 6 inch pot

The common name "zebra plant" can refer to several different plants, each with its unique characteristics. Here are some of the most well-known:

1. Aphelandra squarrosa

 * This is likely the plant most people think of when they hear "zebra plant."

 * It features striking dark green leaves with prominent white or silvery veins, resembling zebra stripes.

 * It can produce bright yellow flower spikes (bracts) that are quite showy.

 * Native to Brazil, it's typically grown as a houseplant in other regions.

 * Care: Prefers bright, indirect light and high humidity. Keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. It thrives in temperatures above 65°F (18°C) and benefits from diluted liquid fertilizer during the spring and summer.

2. Haworthiopsis attenuata and Haworthiopsis fasciata

 * These are small, rosette-forming succulents also known as zebra plants or zebra haworthias.

 * They have dark green, fleshy leaves adorned with raised white stripes or bumps.

 * They are native to South Africa and are popular, low-maintenance houseplants.

 * Care: They prefer bright, indirect light and well-draining soil. Water sparingly, allowing the soil to dry out between waterings.

3. Other plants sometimes called "zebra plant":

 * Alocasia zebrina: Known for its striking, zebra-striped stems.

 * Calathea zebrina: Features velvety green leaves with dark green stripes.

 * Tradescantia zebrina (formerly Zebrina pendula): Also known as wandering jew, with silvery stripes on purple leaves.

Therefore, when you say "zebra plant," it's helpful to know which one you're interested in to provide the most specific information!

If you're thinking of getting one, the Aphelandra squarrosa is often chosen for its bold foliage and potential for bright flowers, while the Haworthiopsis species are popular for their ease of care and unique succulent appearance.

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Heatpack is included if needed, i'll check your local weather when it comes to ship it, it will also depend on the plant family. Example: Alocasias, philodendrons, monsteras.

Weather: Plant will be safely packed, even heavy 20 lb+ plants make it safe to anywhere in USA 

Shipping: Handling time is from 2-6 days, transit time 1-3 days. 

Quality: The picture is a sample of a good quality plant, you'll receive the same or even better!

Guarantee: Safe arrival is guaranteed, if the're any problem, please email the pictures and we'll find the best solution, replacement if the plant is heavily damaged (very rare case).

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