Zebra wart
The back of a zebra wart leaf has multiple ring-like stripes made of white particles, just like the stripes of a zebra. When light is sufficient, its leaves grow close together, with their tips curving slightly inwards, looking like the claws of an eagle. It is slow-growing, shade- and drought-tolerant, and is often placed indoors as an ornamental foliage plant. Easy to care for, the zebra wart doesn't change much, even if it's not exposed to sunlight for a long time.