Haworthia Rock Sugar x Betsu Yamada MS362 is a 6cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent, dense, hemispherical rosette formed by numerous tightly packed, spirally imbricated leaves exhibiting immaculate radial symmetry.
• Leaves: Swollen, turgid, broadly ovate-deltoid to triangular-retuse, keeled on the reverse and slightly concave adaxially, tapering into sharply acute apices crowned by fine, pellucid terminal awn-bristles. The leaf margins and keels are finely armed with a comb-like fringe of translucent, denticulate micro-teeth.
• Texture & Windows: The apical windows exhibit deep pellucid transparency beneath a smooth, lustrous cuticle. Saturated, dark green longitudinal striations partition the fenestrations, bordered by irregular cloudy chartreuse lobes and fine crystalline micro-flecks that shimmer under direct light.
• Color: Vibrant emerald to radiant jade green throughout the active crown and windows, deepening into saturated forest-green and obsidian-green along the lower leaf shafts; under high illumination and controlled moisture, the outer leaf perimeters blush with subtle olive-bronze stress tones.
