Haworthia picta hybrid is a 7cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent, sculptural star-rosette exhibiting an open spiral habit, with spreading, gracefully recurved leaves displaying dynamic radial symmetry.
• Leaves: Deltoid-lanceolate to attenuate, firm and fleshy, with concave to shallowly canaliculate adaxial surfaces and strongly convex, keeled abaxial faces. The leaf apices taper to sharp, acuminate tips with occasional slight axial twisting, bordered by smooth, entire, raised margins.
• Texture & Windows: Adaxial surfaces feature glossy, semi-pellucid windows with a smooth, vitreous texture. The fenestrations are dissected by distinct, longitudinal reddish-brown and dark green striations with subtle cross-vein branches, allowing exceptional light transmission into the leaf interior.
• Color: Remarkable two-tone pigmentation displaying luminous olive to emerald-green in the core windows, framed by intense copper-red, dusky crimson, and deep chocolate-plum stress coloration along the leaf margins, tips, and lower epidermis under bright illumination.
