Haworthia cv. ‘Sango’ [珊 瑚] (Coral), Offset 1, Rooted, 3cm

Haworthia ‘Sango’ is a 3cm rooted specimen.

• Form: Miniature, acaulescent to shortly caulescent rosette displaying a tightly congested, multi-tiered spiral habit with rigid, geometrically stacked foliage.

• Leaves: Stiff, fleshy, deltoid-triangular to ovate-lanceolate, ascending to slightly recurved. The adaxial surface is flat to shallowly concave, while the abaxial surface is strongly convex and distinctly keeled toward the acute apex. The margins and keels are prominently armed with a dense, saw-toothed row of sharp, whitish cartilaginous teeth.

• Texture & Windows: Outstandingly scabrid and densely muricate. The upper facial planes feature semi-pellucid, mottled windows heavily studded with raised, translucent-to-white tubercles and sharp papillae, creating a highly tactile, verrucose relief reminiscent of marine coral.

• Color: Rich moss to dark olive-green base coloration, embellished with pale translucent maculations. Under intense light or seasonal rest, the outer leaves, keels, and marginal teeth blush a vibrant crimson-magenta, dusky violet, and burnt bronze.