Haworthia Black Knight Hybrid is an 8cm rooted specimen.
• Form: The rosette is an acaulescent, spreading structure displaying a multi-tiered, star-like symmetry with rigid leaves radiating outward from the central meristem.
• Leaves: The foliage is deltoid to lanceolate-acuminate, tapering sharply to a distinct terminal mucro. The leaf margins and keels are heavily armed with prominent, sharp denticulate teeth that extend toward the apex.
• Texture & Windows: The adaxial surface is highly scabrid and densely covered with raised, glossy tubercles. Strong longitudinal venation runs parallel along the leaf faces, replacing traditional transparent fenestration with a rugged, opaque, and highly textured epidermis.
• Color: This specimen exhibits a dramatic dual-tone pigmentation. The active apical core is a vivid, glossy green with dark, blackish-green striations, while the mature basal leaves radiate intense, saturated crimson-red to purplish-bronze stress colors.
