Haworthia Maughanii Reverse Var x Hybrid Var MS303 is a 6cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent, strictly distichous fan-shaped architecture consisting of erect, laterally compressed leaf columns arranged in two opposing vertical ranks.
• Leaves: Stiff, elongated, sub-cylindrical to laterally flattened, ascending vertically and abruptly terminating in horizontal, oblong to reniform truncate apical faces. The perimeter of each truncate window is finely bordered by crisp, dark, micro-denticulate serrations.
• Texture & Windows: The truncate terminal windows display a frosted, crystalline texture covered in minute, light-diffusing micro-papillae. Each window is cleft by a shallow central depression traversed by a distinct, bright whitish-green longitudinal line and bounded by an opaque, dark emerald rim.
• Color: Saturated dark blackish-green to charcoal-olive along the tall leaf shafts, easing into lighter emerald at the subterranean leaf base; the frosted windows present a glaucous, silvery-grey sheen that intensifies in contrast under bright illumination.
