Haworthia Obtusa ‘Yamada Black’ Reverse Variegated [霓虹灯锦玉露], Offset 1, 4 cm

Haworthia obtusa ‘Yamada Black’ Variegated is a 4cm rooted specimen.

• Form: Compact, acaulescent, hemispherical rosette composed of tightly imbricate, spirally arranged leaves forming a neat, symmetrical, jewel-like dome.

• Leaves: Swollen, highly turgid, obovate to broadly ovate-lanceolate; apex obtuse to sub-acute, terminating in a delicate, pellucid mucronate awn; margins and subtle abaxial keels are smooth to faintly micro-denticulate with minute, glassy cilia.

• Texture & Windows: Vitreous, expansive apical fenestration exhibiting outstanding clarity, with smooth, luminous windows enveloping the upper third to half of each leaf. Delicate longitudinal striations and interrupted, bifurcating pigmented veins traverse the pellucid tissue, interspersed with faint, cloudy-white internal flecks.

• Color: Ethereal chimeral variegation displaying glowing sectoral tones of pale ivory, butter-yellow, and soft chartreuse juxtaposed against deep jade and emerald-green venation. Under strong light exposure, the translucent margins and tips blush with subtle amber, soft rose, and dusky purplish-bronze undertones characteristic of the ‘Yamada Black’ heritage.