Haworthia mcmurtryi x coarctata Variegated is a 6cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent to sub-caulescent, geometric star-shaped rosette displaying spirally arranged, rigid leaves with pronounced radial symmetry, combining the compact stature of Haworthia koelmaniorum var. mcmurtryi with the structural architecture of Haworthia coarctata.
• Leaves: Elongate-deltoid to lanceolate-attenuate, coriaceous, and stiff; adaxial surface is shallowly canaliculate, while the abaxial side is strongly convex with a distinct sub-central keel; apex tapers sharply into an acute, dry scarious terminal awn; margins and keels are finely scabrid with minute, raised denticulations.
• Texture & Windows: Surfaces are opaque and densely muricate to verrucose, covered with fine, tactile, raised micro-tubercles imparting a characteristic sandpaper-like rugosity. Longitudinal striations and raised structural veins run throughout the leaf blades without distinct translucent fenestration.
• Color: Striking chimeral variegation exhibiting high chromatic contrast. Active emergent leaves display brilliant chartreuse, lemon-yellow, and vivid emerald-green longitudinal bands, while mature and stressed foliage transitions into spectacular fiery copper, mahogany-bronze, and deep terracotta-crimson tones.
