Haworthia Koibito Splendens x Inca Rose is a 6cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Solitary, acaulescent rosette with an open, star-like architectural habit, featuring spreading to recurved leaves arranged in precise spiral phyllotaxis.
• Leaves: Elongate deltoid to triangular-lanceolate, thick, and rigidly succulent; the blades recurve elegantly toward sharply acute apices tipped with fine terminal mucros; margins and abaxial keels are neatly bordered with a regular comb of white, ciliate-spinose teeth.
• Texture & Windows: The upper adaxial facets bear semi-pellucid windows adorned with an intricate constellation of raised, vitreous to enamel-white tubercles and silvery flecks arranged in longitudinal rows. The epidermal surface is distinctly muricate, imparting a jewel-like tactile quality.
• Color: Deep melanic obsidian, saturated chocolate-black, and smoky violet-plum ground tissue, providing a striking dark backdrop that dramatically accentuates the crystalline white surface tubercles.
