Haworthia pygmaea x Haworthia cooperi is a 4cm specimen.
• Form: Compact, acaulescent, sub-globose rosette characterized by incurved, congested foliage arranged in dense spiral phyllotaxis, forming a tightly closed, protective dome.
• Leaves: Broadly lanceolate to ovate-deltoid, thick, and succulently turgid; the blades curve inward toward acute, mucronate apices; margins and prominent dorsal keels are armed with a dense, comb-like fringe of icy-white ciliate teeth.
• Texture & Windows: The apical regions feature semi-pellucid windows adorned with delicate micro-papillae and subtle epidermal rugosity, structured by dark green to reddish longitudinal striations.
• Color: Spectacular seasonal coloration: the foliage flushes an intense dusty rose-pink, pastel coral, and soft mauve-burgundy under high light levels, framing an olive-green and bronze emergent core.
