Haworthia ‘Injabulo’ x ‘Betsu Yamada’ (MS191) is a 4cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Stemless, dense multi-tiered rosette displaying exceptional spiral symmetry with tightly imbricate, erect-incurved leaves forming an architectural, cup-like habit.
• Leaves: Broadly deltoid to ovate-triangular, remarkably swollen and turgid; each leaf ascends firmly with an inclined, hooded retuse face that tapers to an acute apex tipped with a fine translucent awn; margins and abaxial keels are heavily bordered with sharp, translucent-white denticulate teeth.
• Texture & Windows: The apical windows boast exceptional pellucid clarity with a lustrous, glassy cuticle; bold, dark-green longitudinal and reticulate veins branch across the transparent window panes, framed by a sharply defined, toothed marginal perimeter.
• Color: Deep bottle-green to forest-green ground coloration, illuminated by vibrant apple-green and chartreuse translucence within the windows, brilliantly contrasted by the icy-white comb-like teeth along the leaf borders.
