Haworthia Betsu Yamada Hanasakigani is a 7cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent, multi-foliate rosette displaying an architectural star-like habit with ascending to spreading leaves arranged in precise spiral phyllotaxis.
• Leaves: Deltoid-lanceolate, thick and rigidly succulent, tapering gradually to an acute, sharply pointed apex terminated by a delicate awn; margins and prominent abaxial keels are armed with a regular, pectinate fringe of white, translucent ciliate-spinose teeth.
• Texture & Windows: The adaxial leaf faces feature semi-pellucid windows adorned with delicate frosted flecks and micro-papillae, structured by distinct, dark bottle-green to purplish longitudinal striations. The epidermal surface is subtly scabrid yet lustrous.
• Color: Dark emerald-green core dramatically offset by saturated chocolate-brown, bronze, and smoky violet-charcoal stress pigmentation across the mature outer foliage under high-light cultivation.
