This succulent's spiky crown is striped with white ridges, which give it both is variety name 'Spider White', hinting a comparison with cobwebs, and the common name 'Fairy Washboard'; you can imagine tiny creatures washing their clothes on the tiny ridges of these leaves! It may put up a tall flower spike in summer, and may clone itself by putting out tiny pups from its root system, which you can then use to propagate. In terms of care, this succulent is easygoing as long as it gets a lot of light and infrequent waters. Treat this plant well and you'll benefit from its standout foliage, both tactile and beautiful, as it grows. **Scientific Name** Haworthia limifolia 'Spider White' (Haworth's plant with file-like leaves, cultivar: spider white) This plant is now reclassified into the Haworthiopsis genus as Haworthiopsis limifolia. **Common Name** Fairy Washboard Plant, White Fairy Washboard, Fairy's Washboard **Origin** This plant grows wild in southern Africa **Light** Haworthias are h