Haworthia magnifica var. splendens ‘Snymanskraal S126’ is a 5cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent, highly symmetrical rosette exhibiting a compact, geometric star-shaped architecture with firm, evenly spreading foliage.
• Leaves: Deltoid-triangular, distinctly recurved toward the apex to present flattened, truncate-retuse terminal faces; apices taper to sharp, diminutive mucronate tips, while the margins and abaxial keels are neatly bordered with minute, translucent denticulate teeth.
• Texture & Windows: The expansive pellucid windows are densely covered in prominent, glassy tubercles and raised crystalline papillae, creating a lustrous, frosted texture; contrasting dark longitudinal lines subdivide the window face, creating a delicately tessellated pattern beneath the verrucose ornamentation.
• Color: Saturated olive to deep forest-green base coloration, richly accentuated by suffusions of purplish-bronze and chocolate-red stress pigmentation across the leaf borders and undersides; the surface nodules reflect light with an iridescent, silvery-white sheen.
