Haworthia emelyae ‘GM267 S155’ is a 6cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Stemless, low-growing star-shaped rosette displaying strict geometric symmetry with broad, spreading-recurved leaves held flush to the substrate.
• Leaves: Deltoid-triangular to ovate-lanceolate, thick and turgid; each blade curves gently to present an extensive, flattened-convex retuse face tapering into an acute, sharply defined apex; margins are entire, smooth, and cleanly delineated.
• Texture & Windows: The broad apical windows possess excellent pellucid clarity and a lustrous, silky cuticle; prominent chocolate-maroon longitudinal veins traverse the face, interlined with an abundance of crystalline, silvery-white maculae and micro-flecks.
• Color: Deep, uniform stress pigmentation displaying rich carmine, burgundy, and dusky plum-violet hues across the entire rosette, accentuated by glowing white surface flecks and dark wine-red vascular lines.
