Haworthia cv. ‘Sango’ [珊 瑚] (Coral), Offset 4, Rooted, 3cm

Haworthia ‘Sango’ is a 3cm rooted specimen.

• Form: Miniature, densely imbricate rosette exhibiting a multi-tiered, spirally stacked habit that forms an upright, compact columnar to conical architecture.

• Leaves: Thick, deltoid to ovate-triangular, rigid, and ascending. The adaxial surface is slightly concave to canaliculate, while the abaxial surface is distinctly convex with an acute, pronounced keel. Margins and keels are armed with prominent, saw-like cartilaginous teeth that terminate in sharp, reddish mucronate tips.

• Texture & Windows: Heavily muricate and scabrid. The upper leaf surfaces bear semi-pellucid, mottled windows profusely covered with raised, coarse tubercles and spiky papillae, imparting a rough, coral-like rugosity across the epidermis.

• Color: Deep forest-green to olive ground pigmentation, dramatically suffused with rich purplish-crimson, maroon, and burnt-bronze stress tones along the keels, margins, and lower basal leaves. The whitish, translucent teeth provide crisp, glittering contrast against the dark background.