Haworthia Mutica Variegated is a 4cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent, compact rosette displaying neat radial symmetry. The thick, retuse foliage arranges into a low-profile, geometric star-shaped cluster characteristic of classic retusoid architecture.
• Leaves: Broadly deltoid to obovate and remarkably turgid. Each leaf features a flattened to slightly convex retuse terminal face that ends in an obtuse to subacute apex. The leaf margins and distinct abaxial keels are neatly bordered by a fine fringe of translucent-white denticulate teeth.
• Texture & Windows: The upper leaf facets are dominated by broad, pellucid fenestrations of exceptional glass-like clarity. Prominent, dark green longitudinal striations traverse the crystalline windows, providing strong structural contrast beneath a smooth, lustrous cuticle.
• Color: Rich emerald and jade-green complemented by clean, longitudinal stripes of creamy-chartreuse and pale ivory variegation. Under intense light exposure, the foliage readily develops warm amber, apricot, and soft rose-tinted anthocyanin stress coloration along the leaf margins and variegated bands.
