Haworthia picta hybrid is a 5cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent, compact rosette exhibiting a neat spiral arrangement with spreading, semi-recurved leaves forming a robust, star-shaped profile.
• Leaves: Deltoid to lanceolate-ovate, thick and turgid, with flattened to subtly convex retuse upper facets. The leaves terminate in sharp, acute apices, bordered by smooth to faintly scabrid margins and rounded, strongly pigmented lower surfaces.
• Texture & Windows: Semi-pellucid terminal windows displaying a fine, satiny micro-rugosity with delicate silvery-white flecks. Traversed by longitudinal, dark olive to reddish-brown veins that divide the window into subtle, striated panels.
• Color: Rich forest to deep emerald-green core pigmentation, transitioning into dark maroon, bronze, and charcoal-violet stress coloration on the outer foliage and undersides under bright exposure. Faint pale markings on outer margins reflect its variegated lineage.
