Haworthia Okubo HyōRyō [氷凌], Offset 1, 7 cm

Haworthia ‘HyōRyō’ is a 7cm rooted specimen.

• Form: Multi-tiered, acaulescent rosette composed of densely spiraled, ascending foliage that forms a compact, architecturally rugged silhouette with symmetrical balance.

• Leaves: Thick, turgid, lanceolate-attenuate to deltoid-acuminate, concave to shallowly canaliculate on the adaxial surface, and distinctly convex-keeled abaxially. The margins and keels are armed with a prominent, comb-like row of sharp, translucent-to-white cartilaginous teeth terminating in acute mucronate tips.

• Texture & Windows: Upper leaf surfaces feature semi-pellucid, frosted windows traversed by longitudinal, striated veins and intricate, fine tessellations. The epidermis is covered with crystalline flecks and micro-papillae, creating a distinctly scabrid, ice-glazed texture across the facial planes.

• Color: Highly intense stress pigmentation displaying saturated tones of dusky plum, chocolate-mauve, and deep maroon-violet. The frosted silvery-white window ornamentation and crisp marginal teeth provide stark, dramatic contrast against the dark background, accented by warm amber-gold terminal awns.