Some growers and woodworkers have attempted to cultivate Zebrawood outside of Africa, particularly in tropical regions such as Southeast Asia and South America. These efforts have had mixed success, with some trees producing wood that is similar in appearance to African Zebrawood, while others produce wood that is less distinctive or lacks the characteristic striping pattern. Overall, while it is possible to grow Zebrawood outside of Africa, the tree is best suited to its native habitat and may not thrive or produce the high-quality wood that is prized for its unique appearance and durability.