Haworthia ‘Kegazato’ Variegated is a 4cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Compact, acaulescent rosette composed of spirally arranged, tightly imbricate leaves forming an ornate, symmetrical, star-like geometric cluster.
• Leaves: Thick, turgid, deltoid-acuminate to triangular-lanceolate; apex acutely tapered and terminating in a fine, pellucid bristle; margins sharply defined and densely lined with conspicuous, comb-like, translucent spinose teeth and fine cilia.
• Texture & Windows: The upper leaf facets exhibit crystalline, semi-pellucid fenestration dusted with microscopic, glassy papillae and subtle verrucose asperities, reflecting the classic heritage of its ‘Kegani’ and ‘Koorizato’ lineage. Bold longitudinal, dark emerald-green striations and fine interrupted veins traverse the frosted windows, yielding a subtle tessellated lattice.
• Color: High-contrast chimeral variegation featuring vivid sectoral patterns of milky ivory, soft lemon-cream, and mint-green set against deep forest-green venation. Under strong illumination or seasonal temperature fluctuations, the translucent variegated margins and apical spines blush with delicate flushes of coral, pastel orange, and soft rose.
