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MK

Planta identifies this plant as a Zebra Haw.. “Enon”, while online it is identified as a miniature Aloe Plant. Thoughts? Also, is it time to repot? Not sure how long the roots are but I had to transplant to this pot due to very short roots and plant was becoming dehydrated. It is now healthy - leaves (?) have plumped up. Plant is 6” high from top of pot and 6” width. Pot is 4”. Still growing!

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  1. PrettyLittleThings

    Zebra haworthia. How long have you had it? They grow slow, and doesn't mind being rootbound, unless it is really really rootbound, lol. It's ok to repot so you can see how the roots are growing. I love to repot and mine are very abused on it, haha!

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  2. Maddison

    Zebra aloe! I have one too

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  3. MK

    So looks like the plant was in this pot since at least early 2023.

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    • PrettyLittleThings

      I will repot, wider planter to give room for the offsets.

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  4. Phil

    Very happy plant.

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  5. MK

    I have transplanted my Zebra plant. (Not sure of pot color design tho.) But I broke off a leaf. What do I do with the open wound. Glue gun? The pot is 2x2” large but it seems too big so I planted in plastic pot first with cactus/succulent mix. Suggestions please? Thank you 🙏.

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  6. MK

    I had plant it in a green pot first to “shrink the size a bit but it fell into larger pot which I then had to pull out cuz I had second thoughts. New pot is not glazed inside. Unfortunately I could get the green pot out so I pulled on the plant. All okay - roots intact. Note I did transplant previously and it also was a jump in size with minimal roots.

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