Haworthia ‘Kegazato’ Variegated is a 3cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Compact, miniature acaulescent rosette composed of spirally arranged, closely imbricated leaves exhibiting neat radial symmetry.
• Leaves: Thick, deltoid-acuminate, fleshy, and slightly recurved towards the acute apex; leaf margins and distinct abaxial keels are sharply defined and densely lined with prominent, translucent, comb-like ciliate denticulations.
• Texture & Windows: The upper leaf facets display expansive, pellucid windows of crystalline clarity, finely dusted with minute, glass-like papillae and subtle verrucose texturing. Contrasting longitudinal emerald-green striations and interrupted veins run through the windows, creating a refined, delicate venation network.
• Color: High-contrast chimeral variegation featuring luminous pale ivory, clotted-cream, and soft mint-green sectors alongside rich forest-green longitudinal striping. Under intense illumination or cool seasonal stress, the non-chlorophyllous leaf tips and marginal spines flush with subtle coral, carmine, and pastel-pink highlights.
