It forms tight rosettes of thick, fleshy leaves that are dark green with prominent white, raised tubercles. The leaves are triangular and pointed, growing in a spiral pattern. The textured surface gives ‘Super Fasciata’ a distinctive appearance.
‘Super Fasciata’ produces a tall, slender stalk with small, white, tubular flowers. These typically appear in spring or summer. This plant releases oxygen at night. It also produces pollen and other allergens.
‘Super Fasciata’ is pet-friendly. You can leave it up to ten days without water. It grows well under office LEDs and tolerates dry heated air. Move it outside for summer, but it needs cover from rain.
Water it thoroughly every 2-4 weeks, allowing the soil to dry completely between waterings.
‘Super Fasciata’ does best in a well-draining succulent or cactus potting mix.
It prefers temperatures between 65-80F.
‘Super Fasciata’ is a slow-growing succulent. Rotate it regularly for even growth.
It is hardy in USDA zones 9-11. It grows outdoors in southern Florida, parts of California, Arizona, and Hawaii, where temperatures do not drop below 20F.
Q: Is Haworthia ‘Super Fasciata’ safe to have around pets?
A: This plant is non-toxic and considered pet-friendly for both cats and dogs.
Q: How do I know when to water the plant?
A: Haworthia ‘Super Fasciata’ will show slight wilting or softening of its leaves.
Q: Can ‘Super Fasciata’ be grown under artificial lights?
A: It adapts to various artificial light sources, including office LED lighting.
Q: Why are the leaves of my plant turning yellow?
A: Yellowing leaves on ‘Super Fasciata’ often indicate overwatering or sometimes a lack of essential nutrients in the soil.
Q: How can I propagate ‘Super Fasciata’?
A: You can propagate ‘Super Fasciata’ by carefully removing offsets that grow around the base and replanting them.
Q: Does ‘Super Fasciata’ produce pollen?
A: ‘Super Fasciata’ produces pollen, which can affect individuals with allergies.
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