Haworthia Seedling Badia x Emelyae Major S102 is an 8cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Large, acaulescent rosette displaying magnificent multi-tiered radial symmetry. The elongated leaves radiate outward in an expansive, flat-to-low star formation, seamlessly uniting the graceful recurved stance of Haworthia badia with the robust substance of Haworthia emelyae var. major.
• Leaves: Lanceolate-acuminate to narrowly deltoid, fleshy, and distinctly recurved at the terminal face. Each leaf tapers gradually into a sharply acute apex tipped with a minute terminal mucro. Margins and dorsal keels are armed with a dense, pectinate comb of crisp, pellucid-white denticulate teeth.
• Texture & Windows: The apical retuse surfaces feature semi-pellucid fenestrations heavily frosted with raised, silvery-white micro-tubercles and crystalline papillae. This scabrid, sandpaper-like rugosity is dissected by dark longitudinal striations that run parallel across the textured windows.
• Color: An extraordinary display of saturated anthocyanin stress coloration, shifting from dusky olive-green in the central crown to luminous coral-pink, watermelon-red, and warm terracotta across the mature leaves. The sparkling white marginal teeth provide striking, jewel-like contrast under bright illumination.
