Haworthia ‘Koibito Splendens’ x ‘Syoukin’ (MS178) is a 7cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Stemless, architectural star-shaped rosette displaying an open, dynamic habit with dramatically elongated, spreading-recurved leaves.
• Leaves: Narrowly deltoid-lanceolate to subulate, thick and turgid; blades are distinctly canaliculate along the adaxial surface and strongly keeled abaxially, tapering into sharply attenuate, acuminate apices; margins and keels are boldly armed with fine, white, crystalline denticulate teeth.
• Texture & Windows: The apical windows exhibit a muricate, finely scabrid texture; semi-pellucid window tissue is dissected by dark chocolate-to-black longitudinal veins, punctuated by subtle glassy papillae and micro-tubercles along the vascular tracks.
• Color: Saturated melanic stress coloration dominated by deep chocolate-brown, bronze, and purplish-black tones, with muted olive-green undertones in the window hollows, sharply delineated by glistening white marginal teeth.
