Haworthia ‘Karasujoh x vlokii’ MS282 is a 5cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent to compact upright rosette composed of spirally arranged, ascending to spreading leaves displaying a clean, multi-layered starburst radial symmetry.
• Leaves: Firm, rigid, lanceolate-acuminate; adaxial face is planar to shallowly concave, while the abaxial surface is rounded with a defined sub-central keel; apex tapers into a sharply acute, pungent point with a minute terminal awn; margins and keels are heavily armed with conspicuous, translucent white, deltoid teeth and sharp denticulations.
• Texture & Windows: Surfaces are sub-opaque to semi-pellucid towards the apex, decorated on the upper leaf face with scattered, pellucid white maculations and raised flecks. Faint longitudinal vascular striations run through the leaf blades, complemented by a finely scabrid texture along the toothed margins.
• Color: Vivid emerald to rich apple-green ground tissue on active center leaves, darkening to deep forest-green on mature outer foliage. Under intense light exposure and environmental stress, the leaves take on dark bronze, mahogany, and charcoal-purple undertones inherited from the ‘Karasujoh’ lineage.
