Haworthia Obtusa Variegated is a 4cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent, exceptionally compact rosette displaying tight spiral symmetry. The swollen foliage forms a dense, low-domed architecture prized in select Japanese lineage.
• Leaves: Obovate to clavate and remarkably turgid. The leaf ends are inflated and rounded, tapering gently to an acute apex crowned by a minute, translucent terminal mucro. Leaf margins are smooth, thick, and entire.
• Texture & Windows: The upper leaf surfaces are dominated by expansive, hemispherical fenestrations with exceptional pellucid clarity. A delicate network of creamy-white and blush-pink subterranean veins creates an intricate, tessellated pattern beneath the polished, glass-like epidermis.
• Color: An extraordinary chimera displaying glowing shades of buttercream, ivory, and apricot-peach throughout the variegated windows. Strong illumination stimulates contrasting anthocyanin pigmentation, casting vivid carmine-red, deep plum, and melanic purple hues across the adjoining foliage.
