Haworthia ‘Syoki Black Devil’ (MS166) is a 5cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Stemless, architectural star-shaped rosette displaying an orderly spiral phyllotaxis with firm, spreading-recurved leaves held in a compact profile.
• Leaves: Deltoid-lanceolate, remarkably thick and turgid; each leaf blade arches into an expansive, flattened-convex retuse face tapering to a sharply acuminate apex; leaf margins and abaxial keels are aggressively lined with prominent, crystalline-white denticulate teeth.
• Texture & Windows: The apical windows exhibit extraordinary visual and tactile complexity; bold, pitch-black to dark chocolate veins form a raised, intricate tessellated network over semi-pellucid window panes, punctuated by glassy micro-tubercles and frosted flecks across a muricate surface.
• Color: Displays a sensational high-contrast palette; deep forest-green to jade-green window tissue is mapped with inky, blackish-maroon reticulations, while select foliage blushes with intense rose-pink, carmine, and copper stress hues under bright illumination.
