Haworthia Nagori Yuki is a 12cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Robust, acaulescent rosette of stately proportions, forming an open, star-like architectural habit with rigid, ascending to spreading foliage arranged in disciplined spiral phyllotaxis.
• Leaves: Elongate-deltoid to lanceolate-attenuate, thick, coriaceous, and rigidly succulent; the blades taper into sharply acute, pungent tips; margins and dorsal keels are prominent and heavily adorned with rows of cartilaginous white tubercles.
• Texture & Windows: Completely non-windowed; both leaf surfaces display a heavily verrucose and muricate relief, densely studded with prominent, raised, vitreous to porcelain-white pearl-like tubercles that create a tactile, snow-dusted appearance.
• Color: Saturated olive-green ground tissue, flushing into rich copper, warm amber, and burnt-terracotta stress coloration across the mature foliage under high-light exposure.
