Haworthia Fuji Picta x Ukukhanya MS407 is a 6cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent, symmetrical rosette displaying a tidy, star-shaped geometry with sub-erect central foliage and spreading, recurved outer leaves.
• Leaves: Deltoid-lanceolate, thick, and distinctly retuse, tapering evenly into sharply acute, mucronate tips. The margins and dorsal keels are delicately lined with minute, pellucid to white denticulate teeth.
• Texture & Windows: The apical windows exhibit an extraordinary degree of opaque whiteness; the surface is nearly blanketed by dense, confluent porcelain-white flecks and crystalline micro-papillae. Piercing this chalky-white field are prominent, dark chocolate to blackish-green longitudinal striations that create intense graphic contrast.
• Color: Strikingly bicolored; stark silvery-white to chalky-cream window faces defined by bold obsidian-green veins and dark olive leaf bases; sun exposure induces attractive bronze, amber, and smoky-purple stress coloration throughout the outer foliage.
