Haworthia Mirror Ball Guajigusuku is a 7cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Compact, subglobose acaulescent rosette forming a dense, spherical cluster of tightly imbricated, spirally arranged foliage with flawless radial symmetry.
• Leaves: Plump, fleshy, and highly turgid, broadly obovate to deltoid-retuse; the apex is rounded to subacute, terminating in a delicate translucent awn, while the margins and prominent abaxial keels are lined with sharp, pellucid ciliate teeth.
• Texture & Windows: The adaxial facets feature convex, lens-like windows of crystalline, pellucid clarity, patterned with bold, dark emerald longitudinal striations that resolve into subtle scalloped terminations. The epidermal cuticle is vitreous, lustrous, and remarkably smooth.
• Color: Saturated deep moss-green matrix interwoven with subtle aureate and chartreuse variegated striping, capable of flushing with warm bronze and amber accents under high-light conditions.
