Haworthia Koibito Splendens x Inca Rose is a 6cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Solitary, acaulescent rosette exhibiting an open, gracefully spreading star architecture with recurved, lanceolate leaves arranged in regular spiral phyllotaxis.
• Leaves: Elongate-lanceolate to triangular-attenuate, fleshy and rigidly thickened; blades arch outward and downward, tapering into acute, finely awned apices; margins and dorsal keels are neatly fringed with a regular row of translucent, white ciliate-spinose denticles.
• Texture & Windows: The adaxial leaf surfaces feature elongated, semi-pellucid windows adorned with an intricate mosaic of silvery-white, pebble-like maculations and subtle micro-tubercles. These bright islands are separated by dark chocolate and purplish-brown reticulated venation.
• Color: Dramatic mahogany-brown, deep chocolate, and smoky violet-black body coloration, providing an intense contrast against the shimmering ivory window patterns, with occasional ochre and golden stress accents near the center.
