Haworthia truncata x maughanii ‘MS183’ is a 5cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Stemless, architectural rosette displaying a transition from distichous to compact spiral phyllotaxis, bearing thick, upright-spreading leaves held low and firm.
• Leaves: Stout, club-like, and semi-cylindrical to laterally compressed, remarkably fleshy and turgid; each blade rises vertically before terminating abruptly into a horizontally truncate to subtly convex apical window with undulating, crenulate margins.
• Texture & Windows: The apical truncate windows feature a pronounced crystalline, sugar-frosted texture, densely covered in minute, raised papillae and micro-tubercles; semi-pellucid window tissue allows light to penetrate into the leaf core above a smooth, velvety epidermal base.
• Color: Vibrant, saturated emerald to apple-green ground coloration across the leaf cylinders, crowned by frosted silvery-green apical windows with translucent, glass-like marginal perimeters.
























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