Haworthia Blue Diamond [ブルー・ダイヤモンド], Rooted, 7 cm

Haworthia ‘Blue Diamond’ is a 7cm rooted specimen.

• Form: Acaulescent, low-growing rosette exhibiting a flat-topped, star-like architecture with spirally arranged, densely packed, spreading-recurved leaves.

• Leaves: Fleshy, broadly deltoid to subcordate, and prominently retuse. The leaf ends reflex horizontally into wide, flattened terminal facets tapering to acute tips, bounded by acute margins and keels densely armed with crisp, white cartilaginous denticulations.

• Texture & Windows: Heavily verrucose and muricate. The upper facial planes feature semi-pellucid windows adorned with an intricate, raised mosaic of glistening, frosted-silver papillae and rounded tubercles. Etched, dark chocolate-to-maroon reticulated veins divide the windows, creating a sparkling, multifaceted diamond-like textural relief.

• Color: Dramatic, gothic stress pigmentation dominated by deep obsidian, charcoal-black, and dark midnight-purple across the mature leaves. The window ornamentation emanates a frosty, blue-silver iridescence against the dark ground, with the emergent central foliage displaying smoky taupe, slate, and olive-bronze undertones.