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title: "I currently have 8 baby Zebra Haworthias growing and not sure…"
description: "I currently have 8 baby Zebra Haworthias growing and not sure when/how to repot them. Does anyone have any tips on doing this? I do have a propagation box…"
url: "https://getplanta.com/community/vOLjreBcQ-OpqrHIhVSc4w/Kzlkb8QwzwNK6WyxgM4oWG"
community: "The Cactus & Succulent Circle"
author: "Loving snake plants"
published: "2026-08-23T12:49:45.000175Z"
language: "en"
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# I currently have 8 baby Zebra Haworthias growing and not sure…

_Posted by Loving snake plants on 2026-08-23_

I currently have 8 baby Zebra Haworthias growing and not sure when/how to repot them. Does anyone have any tips on doing this?  
I do have a propagation box which I have been using for string of turtles cuttings but there’s definitely room for these babies. The biggest baby is probably 1-2cm wide. Thank you for anything!!

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## 2 comments

### plantgeek commented on 2026-08-23

wait until they are about an inch across, and then you just snap them off of mama. remove a few bottom leaves to expose the stem and plop right into potting soil. wait a few weeks for roots to start, only then water carefully until they're established in the pot. then water like any other succulent.

#### plantgeek replied on 2026-08-23

i don't recommend a humidity dome or any kind of extra humidity for succulents that grow like haworthias in a rosette shape because water can get stuck between the leaves and it doesn't evaporate, causing rot. it's difficult to keep succulents in high humidity conditions in general

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