Haworthia Okubo HyōRyō [氷凌], Offset 2, 5 cm

Haworthia ‘HyōRyō’ is a 5cm rooted specimen.

• Form: Compact, acaulescent rosette composed of densely spiraled, ascending foliage displaying a structured, multi-tiered habit with sculpted radial symmetry.

• Leaves: Lanceolate-attenuate, fleshy, with deeply canaliculate adaxial surfaces and strongly carinate abaxial faces. Apices taper into acute, mucronate tips, while the margins and keels are heavily armed with a comb-like, pectinate fringe of sharp, crystalline-white cartilaginous teeth.

• Texture & Windows: The adaxial leaf faces feature semi-pellucid, striated windows richly embellished with micro-papillae and fine silvery flecks that produce an icy, scabrid surface texture. The windows are divided by longitudinal, reddish-brown to dark chocolate veins that branch subtly near the leaf apex.

• Color: Striking pastel-to-deep stress coloration, displaying delicate shades of dusty-rose, fawn, and champagne in the juvenile central foliage, maturing into deep plum, chocolate-mauve, and smoky violet toward the exterior. The gleaming white marginal cilia and amber-tipped awns create intense, luminous contrast.