Haworthia comptoniana ‘MS171’ is a 7cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Stemless, architectural star-shaped rosette displaying an orderly spiral phyllotaxis with spreading, gracefully recurved leaves held in an open, balanced habit.
• Leaves: Broadly deltoid-lanceolate, thick and turgid; each blade curves outward to present an expansive, flattened-convex retuse face tapering into an acute apex; leaf margins are entirely smooth, entire, and glabrous.
• Texture & Windows: The apical windows boast exceptional pellucid clarity with a lustrous, vitreous cuticle; continuous dark green longitudinal veins run down the face, beautifully embellished with an even dusting of fine, silvery-white micro-flecks above a distinct, scalloped basal boundary.
• Color: Vibrant emerald to apple-green ground coloration, radiating jade translucence through the windows, with mature outer leaves developing subtle smoky-bronze and olive-brown stress tones around the margins.
