Haworthia Betsu Yamada x Obtusa x Comptoniana MS369 is a 4cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent, low-growing rosette displaying an open, star-like geometry with spreading to gently recurved foliage arranged in neat spiral phyllotaxy.
• Leaves: Oblong-spathulate to elongated-deltoid, fleshy and turgid, canaliculate along the adaxial face and keeled abaxially, terminating in rounded to subacute retuse apex facings with short mucronate tips. The margins are bordered with a delicate, continuous row of crisp, pellucid to white, denticulate micro-teeth.
• Texture & Windows: The apical windows exhibit excellent pellucid clarity beneath a smooth, highly polished cuticle. Deep emerald longitudinal striations run down the fenestrations, highlighted by cloudy chartreuse islands and subtle crystalline micro-flecks that shimmer under direct light.
• Color: Vibrant apple-green to bright chartreuse throughout the active center and windowed zones, transitioning into saturated forest-green along the lower leaf shafts; under high illumination and controlled watering, the foliage develops attractive amber-bronze and dusky purple stress coloration.
