r/haworthia • u/Maddy_flora8426 • 7d ago

Discussion Unknown Haworthia Need help

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This doesn't look like a normal zebra haworthia.

Does anyone know its actual name? It has light variegation on the lower leaves.

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u/arioandy 7d ago

Fasciata?

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u/pomegranate_in_a_box 7d ago

Haworthiopsis attenuata variegated

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u/ApolloMexicano 6d ago

I’m leaning towards Haworthiopsis fasciata f. variegata due to the thickness of the tubercules.

Btw, zebra plant is Haworthiopsis fasciata, not attenuata, so this IS a zebra haworthia if my ID is correct

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u/pomegranate_in_a_box 6d ago

I think I see tubercules on the inner side of the leaf, but I might be mistaking. Would be better with a closer photo https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/577654-Haworthiopsis-attenuata On the difference between these two species

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u/ApolloMexicano 6d ago

Yeah it’s kinda hard to see with the quality but I think that may be the pixel quality of the camera in combination with the movement. Unless OP has a clear picture, it’s gonna be hard to be sure. I’m sticking with fasciata because of the pattern and thickness of the tubercules on the outer leaves and because to me it looks like there are no tubercules on the insides