Haworthia ‘Yuki Keshiki x cuspidata’ MS250 is a 5cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Compact, acaulescent, vase- to starburst-shaped rosette composed of spirally arranged, ascending leaves displaying precise radial symmetry and an architectural posture.
• Leaves: Thick, succulent, deltoid-acuminate to broadly lanceolate; adaxial face is planar to shallowly canaliculate, while the abaxial surface is convex with a defined central keel; apex tapers into a sharply acute point tipped with a fine translucent mucro; margins and keels are neatly armed with glassy, micro-denticulate teeth.
• Texture & Windows: The apical upper surfaces display lustrous, semi-pellucid fenestration with a smooth, vitreous clarity. Bold, dark emerald-green longitudinal striations and branching cross-veins weave through the windows, accented by subtle cloudy-white flecks and tessellated islands inherited from its Haworthia ‘Yuki Keshiki’ parentage.
• Color: Saturated deep forest-green to vibrant jade base coloration, with emergent central leaves showing fresh apple-green tones. Under intense illumination and dry conditions, the leaf tips and window margins flush with dark bronze, mahogany, and dusky charcoal-green stress hues.
