Haworthia Terashiyama x Splendens is a 6cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Solitary, acaulescent rosette exhibiting an upright to ascending habit, transitioning from a sub-distichous juvenile arrangement into a structured spiral form.
• Leaves: Oblong, thick, and fleshy; the blades rise vertically and curve gently outward, terminating in an obliquely truncate to rounded apex; margins and surfaces are smooth, glabrous, and entirely devoid of marginal spination.
• Texture & Windows: The apical terminal facets feature lens-like, pellucid windows with a finely textured, micro-papillate surface that scatters light. A distinct, scalloped junction neatly delineates the clear fenestrated zone from the opaque leaf blade.
• Color: Luminous apple-green to vivid chartreuse body coloration, with the terminal window rims developing faint golden and amber stress tones under bright illumination.
