Haworthia reinwardtii is a small species of succulent plant in the family of Asphodelaceae. The perennial succulent goes by common names “Zebra Wart” and “Giant Chin Cactus”. A native of Argentina, these summer-dormant plants grow up to 8 inches in height. Haworthia reinwardtii is globose-shaped and noted for being fragrance-free.

Growth Rate

The Haworthia reinwardtii plant is slow-growing.

Flowering

The flowers bloom in the season of spring with a pinkish-white shade. 

Water and Feeding/Fertilizer

This variety of Haworthia needs less water to grow. If you overwater, the plant will not be able to grow properly. 

Soil

Haworthia reinwardtii needs regular soil as other succulent plants. For better results, use the combination of peat moss and rich soil with sand.

Hardiness

These plants belong to the hardiness zone of 9b to 11b and frost tolerance of -1° C (30.2° F).

Light

Giant chin cactus needs full sunlight to grow. If planted indoors, a proper sunlight spot is ideal for its growth.

Propagation

Haworthia reinwardtii can be propagated through offsets. They grow below the surface around the mother plant. 

“Zebra Wart” or “Giant Chin Cactus” is a beautiful succulent plant that grows perfectly. It looks great near the window and adds beauty to the home decor.