Haworthia glabrata White Variegated is a 4cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent, sharply geometric star-rosette exhibiting precise radial symmetry, with ascending to rigidly spreading foliage arranged in an orderly spiral habit.
• Leaves: Stiffly coriaceous, lanceolate-triangular to subulate, sharply attenuate, and terminating in needle-like, pungent tips. The adaxial surface is prominently canaliculate, while the abaxial surface is rounded, convex, and furnished with an indistinct keel toward the leaf apex.
• Texture & Windows: Completely opaque and non-fenestrated throughout. The epidermal surface is finely muricate to micro-scabrid, accentuated by a delicate, crystalline-white frosted margin composed of microscopic, granular papillae tracing the leaf edges.
• Color: Luminous golden-lime to bright chartreuse ground pigmentation, complemented by rich amber and honey-bronze undertones within the newly emergent central leaves. Strong illumination emphasizes warm golden hues, offset by subtle reddish-brown tips and crystalline white borders.
