Haworthia Picta Maki [牧], Rooted, 5 cm

Haworthia Picta Maki is a 5cm rooted specimen.

• Form: Solitary, acaulescent rosette exhibiting immaculate radial symmetry and a low-profile geometric architecture, with broad retuse foliage arranged in disciplined spiral phyllotaxis.

• Leaves: Broadly deltoid to triangular-ovate, thick, and rigidly succulent; the adaxial terminal facet is retuse, tapering evenly into an acute apex with a sharp, dark terminal mucro; margins and dorsal keels are distinct and smooth to faintly micro-scabrid.

• Texture & Windows: The expansive apical windows are semi-pellucid and almost entirely veiled by a solid constellation of confluent, porcelain-white maculae and fine micro-tubercles. Striking, rust-red to chocolate longitudinal striations dissect the white field, producing a vivid, high-contrast graphic relief.

• Color: Dazzling chalk-white and alabaster coloration across the retuse facets, displaying delicate pastel pink and apricot blushes at the emergent core, framed by dark mahogany and obsidian-toned leaf flanks under high light.