Haworthia ‘Karasujoh x vlokii’ MS283 is a 6cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent to compact, upright rosette composed of spirally arranged, ascending to spreading leaves exhibiting balanced, starburst radial symmetry.
• Leaves: Rigid, coriaceous, lanceolate-acuminate; adaxial face is planar to slightly concave, while the abaxial side is convex with an acute central keel; apex tapers into a sharply pointed tip terminated by a translucent awn; margins and keels are regularly armed with conspicuous, translucent white denticulations and deltoid teeth.
• Texture & Windows: Surfaces are sub-opaque to semi-pellucid towards the terminal third, adorned with scattered, pellucid white maculations and raised flecks. Faint longitudinal vascular striations run through the leaf blades, complemented by a subtly scabrid texture along the toothed margins.
• Color: Bright apple-green to vivid lime-green on active emergent central leaves, transitioning to deep emerald and forest-green on mature outer foliage. Under intense illumination and dry conditions, the leaf tips and margins blush with dark bronze, mahogany, and charcoal-green undertones inherited from the ‘Karasujoh’ lineage.
