Unique Zebra Print Indoor Plants For Plant Lovers

Unique Zebra Print Indoor Plants

If you want to add exotic flair and visual interest to your indoor space, zebra print plants are a great choice. These plants have stunning foliage with striped patterns reminiscent of a zebra's coat. Here are 15 unique indoor plants with zebra print leaves

1. Calathea Zebrina

Also known as the zebra plant, it has long leaves with dark green stripes and a velvety texture.

2. Alocasia zebrina

With its large, arrow-shaped leaves and silver-green markings resembling zebra stripes, this plant is sure to make a statement.

3. Aphelandra squarrosa

Also known as zebra plant or zebra leaf, it has glossy, dark green leaves with white veins resembling zebra stripes.

4. Maranta leuconera

Commonly known as the prayer plant, it has vibrant, deep green leaves with bold, feather-like patterns that resemble zebra stripes.

5. Ctenanthe Setosa

Commonly known as the fishbone prayer plant, this plant displays elongated leaves with intricate zebra-like patterns in shades of green.

6. Haworthia Attenuata

A succulent plant also known as Zebra Haworthia, it has dense, dark green leaves decorated with white horizontal stripes.

7. Sansevieria Cylindrica

The cylindrical snake plant has long, tubular leaves that are light green in color and have vertical dark green stripes that resemble zebra patterns.

8. Gasteria Bicolor

Along with its fleshy, tongue-shaped leaves, this plant displays white horizontal stripes on its dark green leaves.

9. Aglaonema Pictum Tricolor

This variety has long leaves with green and silver-gray markings that mimic the Chinese Evergreen zebra stripes.

10. Peperomia caperata

Called the Emerald Ripple Radiator Plant, it has heart-shaped leaves with hard green patterns that resemble zebra stripes.

11. Anthurium clarinervium

With its large, heart-shaped leaves and prominent white veins, this plant displays zebra-like shapes.

12. Apelandra scurosa 'Tania'

This variety of zebra plants has broad, dark green leaves with contrasting yellow veins, creating a unique zebra print effect.

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