Haworthia ‘Injabulo’ x ‘Betsu Yamada’ (MS190) is a 4cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Stemless, compact vase-shaped to urn-shaped rosette displaying an architectural spiral phyllotaxis with stout, erect-ascending leaves forming a tight silhouette.
• Leaves: Deltoid to cymbiform-oblong, remarkably thick, fleshy, and turgid; blades rise vertically with an inclined, hooded retuse face that tapers to an acute apex tipped with a fine, translucent awn; upper margins and apical rims are sharply lined with crisp, crystalline-white denticulate teeth.
• Texture & Windows: The apical windows boast exceptional pellucid clarity with a lustrous, glassy cuticle; dramatic dark forest-green longitudinal veins branch in a flame-like pattern across the transparent window tissue, creating a high-contrast graphic display.
• Color: Deep, inky forest-green to blackish-olive ground coloration on the leaf flanks, beautifully illuminated by brilliant lime to emerald-green translucence through the windows, accented by sharp, snowy-white marginal denticulations.
