Haworthia Mutica x Byakuya (Midnight Sun) [电路板寿], cluster, Rooted, 7cm

Haworthia Mutica x Byakuya cluster is a 7cm rooted specimen.

• Form: This specimen presents a densely offsetting, caespitose structure. The multi-headed cluster features turgid, overlapping rosettes that form a robust, low-growing mound, highlighting its vigorous developmental habit.

• Leaves: The foliage is broadly retuse, obovate to deltoid, tapering to a bluntly acute or softly rounded apex. The margins are predominantly glabrous, exhibiting only trace, minute denticulation along the extreme distal edges.

• Texture & Windows: The apical end-areas are defined by expansive, milky-translucent fenestrations. These smooth, glass-like windows are prominently striated with thick, pale longitudinal veins that form a distinct circuit-board pattern, completely devoid of muricate or verrucose surface excrescences.

• Color: The emergent central foliage displays a soft, glaucous green infused with milky white. Under optimal environmental stress, the older lateral and basal leaves develop a striking salmon-pink to rich purplish-maroon pigmentation that contrasts vividly against the pale apical windows.