Haworthia attenuata ‘Hakuchou’ [白鳥] (White Butterfly) Var, Offset 2, Rooted, 7cm

Haworthia attenuata ‘Hakucho’ Variegated is a 7cm rooted specimen.

• Form: Acaulescent to caespitose, erect rosette composed of densely imbricated, spirally arranged leaves forming an intricate, multi-tiered starburst of sharp radial symmetry.

• Leaves: Rigid, coriaceous, narrowly lanceolate-attenuate; the adaxial surface is flat to shallowly canaliculate, while the abaxial side is strongly convex with a distinct sub-central keel; apex tapers to a pungent, sharply acute tip; margins are accentuated by prominent, pearl-like white tubercles that form a raised, sub-denticulate perimeter.

• Texture & Windows: Opaque and non-fenestrated; the abaxial leaf faces are heavily embossed with conspicuous, raised, porcelain-white tubercles organized into thick, continuous to interrupted transverse zebra-like bands. The adaxial surfaces bear smaller, scattered white pustules and tubercles that align closely along the margins.

• Color: Refined chimeral variegation displaying pale ivory to soft creamy-yellow longitudinal striping on emergent center leaves, set against deep charcoal-green and bronze base tissue. Under intense illumination and dry conditions, the outer foliage and leaf tips flush with rich mahogany, chocolate-brown, and glowing terracotta-red stress tones.