Haworthia Betsu Yamada x Obtusa x Comptoniana MS370 is a 5cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent, compact rosette displaying an upright-ascending, lotus-like architecture with incurving foliage arranged in tight spiral symmetry.
• Leaves: Broadly lanceolate-deltoid to ovate-lanceolate, thick, succulent, slightly canaliculate on the adaxial face and keeled abaxially, tapering into sharply acute, mucronate tips. The margins and keels are finely lined with sharp, pellucid to white, denticulate micro-teeth.
• Texture & Windows: The apical windows exhibit deep pellucid transparency beneath a smooth, lustrous cuticle. Saturated, dark green longitudinal striations run through the fenestrations, terminating in subtle branching veins and complemented by soft, light-diffusing cloudy flecks near the window base.
• Color: Deep emerald to rich forest-green ground color, illuminated by bright chartreuse and apple-green light transmission in the windowed facets; exposure to intense light and lean culture promotes subtle dark olive-bronze stress hues.
