Haworthia Okubo HyōRyō [氷凌], Offset 3, 5 cm

Haworthia ‘HyōRyō’ is a 5cm rooted specimen.

• Form: Symmetrical, acaulescent star-rosette exhibiting a densely multi-tiered spiral arrangement, with tightly packed, ascending-incurved foliage forming an intricate, geometric silhouette.

• Leaves: Fleshy, deltoid-lanceolate, sharply attenuate, featuring deeply canaliculate adaxial surfaces and strongly carinate abaxial faces. The leaf margins and keels are prominently armed with a dense, pectinate fringe of sharp, silvery-white cartilaginous teeth terminating in acute, golden-amber tipped mucros.

• Texture & Windows: The adaxial upper surfaces feature semi-pellucid windows richly frosted with fine crystalline flecks, silvery marbling, and micro-papillae that impart a frosted, scabrid rugosity. Bold, longitudinal burgundy-chocolate striations and fine tessellations dissect the frosted windows into distinct, etched channels.

• Color: Deeply saturated stress hues dominated by rich crimson-maroon, dusky wine, and dark chocolate-plum tones across the entire plant. This dark, dramatic pigmentation creates stark visual contrast with the iced white marginal teeth and warm amber apices.