Haworthia Betsu Yamada x Hanasakigani is a 5cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Solitary, acaulescent rosette displaying a crisp, star-like architecture with incurved central foliage and spreading, spirally positioned outer leaves.
• Leaves: Deltoid to triangular-ovate, thick, and rigidly succulent; the adaxial terminal facet is retuse to sub-erect, terminating in a sharp, acute tip; margins and prominent keels are fiercely lined with an uninterrupted, comb-like fringe of icy-white ciliate-spinose teeth.
• Texture & Windows: The upper leaf facets exhibit semi-pellucid windows adorned with fine, scabrid micro-papillae and subtle rugosity, traversed by deep, dark green to blackish longitudinal striations.
• Color: Dramatic melanic pigmentation, with the mature outer foliage blushing into saturated obsidian, dark violet-black, and smoky chocolate tones, creating high visual contrast against the vivid emerald-green core and bright white marginal spines.
