I seen this on the discussion page Zebra Pen So what Zebra Pen are you using today? I'm crurently using a black 0.7mm Jimnie Gel Retractableand I follow via Google friend connectvelvethubler@yahoo.com

By PlantLady June 15, 2011 - 1:47 pmKenneth, sounds like your Zebra plant is ablutolesy beautiful. You must be doing something right to have kept it thriving that long and for it to have gotten so tall. I agree with Mr. Slone, you can cut the plant and then propagate the cuttings and start more plants. But,, if you'd rather not cut it and want to let it keep growing, you can also use a stake to give it support. Of course, since the plant is probably fairly heavy, staking it would require a large pot to hold the stake steady.As far as getting water on the leaves, I think the problem comes when the plants leaves are drenched and it isn't in an area where the water can dry. All tropical plants like humidity and seem to do much better when they are misted. But, misting just applies a light coverage of water to the leaves. It's large droplets of water that sit on the leaves for long periods of time that can cause fungus to start growing.

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