Haworthia ‘Koibito Splendens’ x ‘Syoukin’ (MS174) is a 4cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Stemless, architectural star-shaped rosette displaying an intricate spiral phyllotaxis with spreading-ascending, gracefully recurved leaves.
• Leaves: Deltoid-lanceolate, thick and turgid at the base; each blade curves outward and tapers into an elongated, sharply acuminate apex; leaf margins and abaxial keels are aggressively lined with crisp, comb-like, crystalline-white denticulate teeth.
• Texture & Windows: The apical surfaces are muricate and finely scabrid, featuring semi-pellucid window tissue intersected by dark olive to chocolate longitudinal veins; subtle glassy papillae and micro-tubercles lend a delicate, frosted sheen across the windows.
• Color: Muted moss to olive-green ground coloration, developing dramatic copper, carmine-pink, and deep chocolate-plum stress hues along the outer foliage and tapering tips, electrified by brilliant white marginal spination.
