Haworthia Seedling Momiji Nishiki MS151 is an 8cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent, expansive star-shaped rosette of exemplary radial symmetry, composed of firmly structured, spreading to ascending leaves radiating from a compact center.
• Leaves: Succulent, firm, and broadly lanceolate-attenuate to retuse-deltoid, shallowly canaliculate adaxially and sharply keeled on the reverse. The leaves taper smoothly to an acute, acuminate apex tipped with a minute terminal mucro, with lateral margins armed with an even fringe of fine, sharp micro-denticulations.
• Texture & Windows: The adaxial window facets are semi-pellucid and expansive, exhibiting a finely muricate to velvety-scabrid texture dusted with microscopic crystalline papillae. Deeply etched, dark longitudinal veins traverse the panes in a striated pattern, accented by subtle transverse cross-lines and submerged maculae.
• Color: Spectacular autumnal chromatic gradient living up to its ‘Momiji’ namesake. The mature outer foliage is saturated in burnt-crimson, terracotta-rust, and deep coral-red, transitioning through rich chocolate-chestnut in the mid-whorl, and anchored by a contrasting dark olive-green core in the emergent center.
