Haworthia ‘Betsu Yamada x Obtusa Comptoniana’ MS351 is a 5cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent, compact, vase- to star-shaped rosette composed of spirally arranged, ascending leaves displaying neat radial symmetry and an architectural, upright posture.
• Leaves: Thick, succulent, lanceolate-deltoid to boat-shaped; adaxial face is planar to shallowly canaliculate, ascending before gently recurving at the terminal facet; apex tapers into a sub-acute point tipped with a short, translucent mucro; margins and rounded keels are smooth to delicately micro-ciliate.
• Texture & Windows: The expansive apical facets exhibit lustrous, semi-pellucid fenestration of outstanding vitreous clarity. Bold, dark emerald-green longitudinal striations and branching cross-veins traverse the watery windows, forming an intricate, tessellated network inherited from its Haworthia comptoniana and Haworthia obtusa heritage.
• Color: Luminous bright apple-green to rich jade base coloration, accentuated by glassy, aquatic-green window tissue. Under strong illumination and lean watering, the leaf margins, keels, and tapering tips blush with deep bronze, warm amber, and dusky olive stress tones.
