Haworthia Obtusa ‘Blue Lens’ Slightly Variegated [蓝樓锦], Offset 2, 4 cm

Haworthia Obtusa Blue Lens Variegated is a 4cm specimen.

• Form: Compact, acaulescent rosette composed of densely congested, erect to incurved foliage with immaculate spiral phyllotaxis, forming a rounded, dome-like cluster.

• Leaves: Exceptionally swollen, succulent, and turgid, broadly obovate to oblong; apices are obtuse to smoothly rounded, tipped with a fine translucent mucro; margins and keels are finely fringed with miniature pellucid cilia.

• Texture & Windows: The apical regions are dominated by bulging, convex, lens-like windows displaying breathtaking optical clarity and a characteristic blue-green to aquamarine vitreous cast. Prominent emerald longitudinal striations traverse the windows, ending in a sharply defined, scalloped boundary against the opaque leaf base.

• Color: Vibrant translucent jade to seafoam-green matrix with subtle chartreuse-cream variegated striping, with the outermost leaves acquiring rich violet-plum and smoky charcoal stress tones under intense lighting.