Haworthia ‘Bev’s Wonder x Gasteria’ MS271 is a 6cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent, upright to spreading rosette composed of spirally arranged, rigid leaves displaying an architectural, vase-like to starburst symmetry.
• Leaves: Thick, coriaceous, elongate-deltoid to lanceolate-acuminate; the adaxial surface is distinctly canaliculate and shallowly concave, while the abaxial side is strongly convex with a pronounced central keel; apex tapers into an acute, pungent point with a firm cartilaginous mucro; margins and keels are heavily armed with conspicuous, raised, porcelain-white denticulations and coarse, scabrid teeth.
• Texture & Windows: Surfaces are sub-opaque with subtle apical translucence, dusted with microscopic crystalline papillae and raised white micro-tubercles that impart a tactile, verrucose to muricate rugosity along the upper leaf faces and margins. Delicate longitudinal vascular striations run through the green tissue.
• Color: Luminous bright apple-green to vivid emerald-green ground tissue, highlighted by the crisp, frosted white margins and keels. Under high illumination and lean watering, the mature outer leaves and tips flush with deep chocolate-bronze, mahogany, and dusky charcoal-olive stress tones.
