Haworthia limifolia Tristichous Form is an 11cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Architectural, acaulescent to shortly caulescent rosette of substantial proportions, exhibiting rare tristichous (three-ranked) phyllotaxis with rigid, spreading foliage arranged in three distinct vertical tiers.
• Leaves: Elongate-deltoid to lanceolate-attenuate, coriaceous, thick, and rigidly succulent; the blades taper gradually into sharply acute, pungent apices; margins are defined by the lateral termination of transverse surface ribs.
• Texture & Windows: Completely non-windowed (opaque); both leaf surfaces feature profound transverse corrugation, heavily embossed with raised, continuous cartilaginous ridges formed by confluent tubercles that create a pronounced washboard relief.
• Color: Striking melanic coloration, displaying saturated obsidian, pitch-black, and dark chocolate-charcoal tones across the entirety of the foliage when cultivated under high-light conditions.
