Haworthia Rock Sugar x Dodson MS390 is a 7cm 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 cymbiform, 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 upper half of each leaf presents voluminous, crystal-clear pellucid windows of extraordinary depth and water-like clarity. Prominent, dark green longitudinal striations partition the fenestrations, accented by subtle branching venation, cloudy chartreuse islands, and a microscopic crystalline sheen across the cuticle.
• Color: Vibrant emerald to radiant jade green throughout the body, with a brilliant neon-lime glow emanating from the central meristem; exposure to bright illumination deepens the lower leaf margins to rich forest green and subtle bronze.
