Haworthia MS211 Betsu Yamada x Hanasakigani, Rooted, 6cm

Haworthia Betsu Yamada Hanasakigani is a 6cm rooted specimen.

• Form: Acaulescent, compact rosette of tightly grouped, ascending to retuse leaves arranged in precise spiral phyllotaxis, creating a dense, structured dome.

• Leaves: Thick, rigidly succulent, broadly deltoid to ovate-lanceolate; the adaxial terminal facet is retuse, tapering to an acute apex with a delicate mucro; margins and keels are consistently lined with a neat comb of translucent, white ciliate-spinose teeth.

• Texture & Windows: The apical facets feature semi-pellucid windows traversed by prominent, saturated dark green to blackish longitudinal striations. The epidermal surface is finely textured with micro-papillae and subtle rugosity.

• Color: Striking melanic coloration, with mature outer leaves exhibiting deep charcoal, obsidian, and dark purplish-bronze stress tones that contrast vividly against the emerald-green central crown.