Haworthia pumila Variegated is an 8cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Solitary, acaulescent rosette forming a crisp, star-like architectural geometry with rigid, ascending to spreading leaves arranged in precise spiral phyllotaxis.
• Leaves: Elongate-deltoid to lanceolate-attenuate, thick, coriaceous, and rigidly succulent; the blades taper evenly into sharply acute, pungent tips; margins and dorsal keels are prominent, edged with minute cartilaginous tubercles and teeth.
• Texture & Windows: Completely opaque and non-windowed; both leaf surfaces display a firm, coriaceous epidermis adorned with scattered, raised pearl-like tubercles and fine longitudinal ridges that give the foliage a sculptured, tactile relief.
• Color: Dramatic chimeric variegation exhibiting bright canary-yellow and ivory longitudinal bands contrasting with dark forest-green stripes, highlighted by a radiant growing core that flushes intense coral-pink, salmon, and terracotta under high light.
