Haworthia Obtusa ‘Yamada Black’ Slightly Variegated [霓虹灯锦玉露], Offset 5, 3 cm

Haworthia obtusa ‘Yamada Black’ Slightly Variegated is a 3cm rooted specimen.

• Form: Compact, acaulescent, hemispherical rosette featuring spirally arranged, closely imbricated leaves that create an orderly, dome-like radial symmetry.

• Leaves: Extremely swollen, highly turgid, obovate to broadly ovate-deltoid; apex obtuse to sub-acute, tipped with a fine, pellucid mucro or terminal awn; margins and rounded abaxial keels are smooth to delicately micro-ciliate.

• Texture & Windows: Expansive, vitreous apical fenestration exhibiting exceptional clarity, with lustrous, dome-like windows occupying the upper half of each leaf. Contrasting longitudinal dark emerald-green striations and interrupted branching veins radiate through the pellucid tissue.

• Color: Refined, subtle chimeral variegation characterized by delicate pinstripes of pale ivory and soft lime traversing a deep blue-green to emerald ground color. Under bright light and environmental stress, the chlorophyllous tissue deepens into intense charcoal, bronze, and dusky purplish-black tones characteristic of the renowned ‘Yamada Black’ lineage.