Haworthia Thake Tora x Maughanii Magnifica Splendens MS325 is a 5cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Compact, acaulescent rosette exhibiting a low-profile spiral habit with spreading, plump foliage expressing strong truncate-retuse architecture inherited from H. maughanii.
• Leaves: Thick, turgid, broadly oblong-deltoid to obovate, terminating in rounded, smoothly contoured retuse apex faces. The margins and keels are entirely smooth and glabrous, lacking denticulate teeth.
• Texture & Windows: The apical windows are glassy and lustrous, boasting remarkable clarity. Rich emerald to dark green longitudinal striations traverse the fenestrations, bordered by irregular, cloudy lime-green lobes and scattered with fine, microscopic internal flecks beneath a polished cuticle.
• Color: Deep blackish-green to dark obsidian on the flanks and leaf undersides, creating an intense chromatic contrast with the luminous, pale emerald and chartreuse windows. Under direct illumination, the outer leaves deepen to rich purplish-charcoal.
