The yellow flower bract turns brown after its show. Removing it does not affect plant health or future blooming. Trim at the base of the bract stem if it looks unsightly; otherwise, let it fall naturally.
Zebra plants need high humidity, bright indirect light, and consistent moisture. They're "short-day" plants—12+ hours darkness for 6–8 weeks triggers buds. Most homes don't provide this naturally, so rebloom is rare indoors.
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