Haworthia truncata x maughanii ‘MS186’ is a 6cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Stemless, architectural rosette displaying a transition from sub-distichous to compact spiral phyllotaxis, with stout, upright-spreading leaves forming a firm, sculpted silhouette.
• Leaves: Robust, club-shaped, and semi-cylindrical to laterally compressed, remarkably fleshy and turgid; blades rise vertically before terminating abruptly into a horizontally truncate to shallowly concave apical face with undulating, softly crenulate margins.
• Texture & Windows: The apical windows feature a distinct crystalline, sugar-frosted texture, densely populated with minute, raised papillae and micro-tubercles; semi-pellucid window tissue allows light to diffuse into the leaf interior above smooth, velvety epidermal flanks.
• Color: Saturated bottle-green to deep emerald-green coloration across the leaf cylinders, crowned by frosted silvery-green apical windows with translucent, glass-like marginal perimeters and a glowing chartreuse center.
