Haworthia mirabilis v. splendens ‘Shyoki’ [창희(昌稀)], Offset, Rooted, 4cm

Haworthia mirabilis v. splendens ‘Shyoki’ is a 4cm rooted specimen.

• Form: Compact, acaulescent rosette displaying classic star-shaped radial symmetry, composed of densely spiraled, imbricate foliage forming a low-profile, geometric cluster.

• Leaves: Deltoid to ovate-triangular, fleshy, and prominently retuse. The terminal facets reflex horizontally into broad, slightly convex facial planes that taper into acute apices with fine, flexuous terminal awns. The margins and keels are outlined with a neat, comb-like row of sharp, translucent-white cartilaginous teeth.

• Texture & Windows: Remarkably verrucose and scabrid-muricate. The upper adaxial facets feature semi-pellucid, glassy windows heavily populated by raised, crystalline papillae and round, pustulate tubercles. These windowed areas are dissected by thick, dark green to reddish-chocolate longitudinal veins that branch toward the margins.

• Color: Lustrous emerald to deep olive-green ground tissue in active growth, which rapidly converts under strong light exposure into rich reddish-purple, smoky plum, and dark chocolate-maroon stress tones. The crystalline tubercles and toothy margins sparkle in luminous contrast against the dark epidermis.