Haworthia Rock Sugar Hanasakigani is a 7cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent, multi-foliate rosette displaying immaculate radial symmetry and compact, multifarious leaf arrangement, forming a low, solid geometric dome.
• Leaves: Broadly deltoid to triangular-lanceolate, turgid and rigidly fleshy; the adaxial upper face is prominently retuse, terminating in an acute apex with a fine terminal mucro, while margins and abaxial keels are closely bordered with translucent, tooth-like micro-denticles.
• Texture & Windows: The upper facets display a pronounced, glistening “zarame” (rock sugar) rugosity, entirely encrusted with raised, glassy, conical papillae and vitreous tubercles. Beneath this dense crystalline ornamentation lie semi-translucent windows traced by subtle, dark green longitudinal striations.
• Color: Rich, lustrous forest-green to deep emerald, shifting into an imposing obsidian-black hue under intense light levels, with the refractive surface papillae providing a frost-like, silvery sheen.
