Haworthia picta hybrid is a 7cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent, low-growing star-rosette characterized by a multi-tiered spiral arrangement and dramatically spreading, recurved foliage with dynamic radial architecture.
• Leaves: Fleshy, deltoid-lanceolate to attenuate, with prominently canaliculate adaxial surfaces and undulating, slightly incurved margins. The abaxial faces are strongly convex and keeled, tapering into sharp, elongated, aristate tips that exhibit subtle axial twisting.
• Texture & Windows: The upper adaxial leaf surfaces feature semi-pellucid windows with a lustrous, vitreous finish and delicate micro-rugosity. Decorated with fine silvery flecks and etched with bold, longitudinal chocolate-to-maroon striations that follow the contours of the tapered facets.
• Color: Intensely pigmented under light stress, dominated by rich copper-crimson, terracotta, and dusky rose across the windowed surfaces. The leaf flanks, keels, and lower surfaces display deep obsidian to charcoal-purple tones, creating an exceptional, dramatic contrast.
