Haworthia Koibito Splendens x Kohaku Obtusa Variegated is a 5cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent, spirally arranged rosette with a rigid, sub-erect habit; younger central leaves remain closely incurved while mature outer foliage spreads in an elegant star-shaped architecture.
• Leaves: Elongate-lanceolate to narrowly deltoid, tapering gradually to an acute apex crowned by a slender, flexible awn; margins and prominent abaxial keels are armed with a dense comb of pellucid, ciliate-spinose teeth.
• Texture & Windows: The apical third of each leaf features distinct, translucent lineate windows traversed by parallel, dark green to purplish longitudinal striations. The epidermal surface is lustrous with faint sub-scabrid micro-tubercles along the windowed facets.
• Color: Striking polychromatic foliage displaying saturated chocolate-brown, plum, and deep bronze stress tones across the outer leaves, contrasting with the luminous emerald and vitreous jade hues of the core, highlighted by subtle variegation streaks.
