Haworthia Picta ‘Odoriko (踊り子)’ 픽타 무용수 (Dancer) is a 6cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent, exceptionally compact rosette displaying tight radial symmetry. The retuse leaves are congested into a low-profile, geometric star formation, currently producing a stout, bracteate central inflorescence.
• Leaves: Broadly deltoid-triangular, remarkably turgid, and distinctly recurved at the terminal face. The leaf ends taper into an acute apex crowned by a minute, darkened terminal mucro. Margins and sharp dorsal keels are lined with microscopic, translucent denticulate teeth.
• Texture & Windows: The apical retuse surfaces feature expansive, semi-pellucid fenestrations densely studded with raised, rounded, white-to-pinkish tubercles and prominent papillae. These crystalline projections give the windows a pronounced rugose texture, dissected by dark olive-to-brown longitudinal striations.
• Color: Saturated forest-green base heavily frosted by opaque, silver-white maculae. Under intense light exposure, the newer central leaves develop an exquisite pastel salmon-pink, apricot, and peach blush across the textured windows.
