Haworthia glabrata White Variegated is a 5cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Caulescent to sub-acaulescent, spirally arranged rosette exhibiting an upright, multi-ranked architectural habit with rigid, radiating foliage.
• Leaves: Stiff, coriaceous, lanceolate-attenuate to subulate, tapering evenly to sharp, pungent apices. The adaxial surface is distinctly canaliculate to concave, while the abaxial side is strongly convex with a subtle, rounded keel.
• Texture & Windows: Opaque and non-fenestrated. The epidermal surface is finely muricate to micro-verrucose, distinguished by a prominent, crystalline white crust and frosty, granular papillae densely concentrated along the leaf margins and distal keels.
• Color: Luminous emerald to vivid chartreuse-green ground tissue, with nascent central foliage displaying bright lime tones. The contrasting crystalline-white marginal frosting accentuates the contours, while intense illumination induces subtle reddish-bronze tips.
