Haworthia cv. ‘Sango’ [珊 瑚] (Coral), Offset 2, Rooted, 3cm

Haworthia ‘Sango’ is a 3cm rooted specimen.

• Form: Dwarf, acaulescent to shortly caulescent rosette displaying a tightly packed, spirally imbricate habit with outstanding geometric symmetry and ascending, structured foliage.

• Leaves: Fleshy, deltoid-triangular, rigidly upright to slightly recurved. The adaxial surfaces are flat to subtly concave, while the abaxial faces are distinctly convex with a pronounced median keel. Margins and keels are outlined with dense, prominent, translucent-white cartilaginous denticulations terminating in acute, sharp apices.

• Texture & Windows: Intensely muricate and verrucose. The upper facial planes feature semi-pellucid, mottled windows heavily studded with conical, tooth-like papillae and raised, rounded tubercles, producing a remarkably coarse, crystalline rugosity that evokes a living coral structure.

• Color: Deep forest-green to lustrous emerald ground tissue with lighter celadon fenestration around the tubercles. Under high illumination, the leaf tips and sharp marginal teeth develop subtle reddish-bronze and amber stress accents.