Haworthia Galaxy Hybrid x Rock Sugar is a 4cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Diminutive, acaulescent rosette forming a low-growing, geometric star with flat to slightly ascending, spirally arranged retuse foliage.
• Leaves: Broadly deltoid to equilateral-triangular, succulent and rigid; the adaxial terminal facet is retuse and subtly planar, tapering to a sharp, acute apex with a delicate mucro; leaf margins and keels are neatly lined with minute, translucent micro-denticles.
• Texture & Windows: The upper facets display semi-pellucid windows frosted with a fine “zarame” (rock sugar) texture, characterized by dense, vitreous micro-papillae and white flecks, segmented by prominent dark green to brownish longitudinal striations.
• Color: Deep olive-green ground coloration dramatically enriched by dark chocolate, plum, and burnished terracotta stress tones across the exterior leaves under bright conditions.
