Haworthia truncata ‘Congesta x Mammoth’ MS260 is an 8cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Strictly distichous, bilateral fan-like growth habit comprising massive, opposite, laterally compressed leaves aligned in two orderly, vertical ranks.
• Leaves: Substantially thickened, fleshy, oblong, and erect to spreading; horizontally truncate at the apex with prominent median constrictions that form broad, bisected terminal facets; lateral margins are sharply defined, smooth to faintly scabrid along the window perimeter.
• Texture & Windows: The apical truncate facets display semi-translucent fenestration densely covered in raised, crystalline, verrucose micro-papillae that impart a stark, frosted white rugosity. Underneath the granulated surface, subtle emerald-green striations and fine reticulated veins frame the window borders.
• Color: Deep, saturated forest-green to charcoal-black ground tissue on the leaf flanks, accentuated by faint, subtle chimeral cream variegation along the lower margins. Under intense light exposure and seasonal drought, the foliage darkens to rich purplish-bronze, enhancing the contrast against the icy-white truncate windows.
