Haworthia Karasujoh x Emelyae Badia MS420 is a 7cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent, symmetrical rosette displaying a multi-tiered, star-shaped geometry with rigid, ascending to spreading-recurved succulent foliage arranged in balanced spiral symmetry.
• Leaves: Broadly triangular-deltoid to lanceolate-acuminate, thick and fleshy, canaliculate along the adaxial face and sharply keeled on the reverse, tapering into acute, mucronate tips with fine terminal awns. The leaf margins and keels are fiercely lined with an uninterrupted comb of crisp, pellucid to white, denticulate teeth.
• Texture & Windows: The apical windows exhibit semi-pellucid clarity beneath a finely scabrid to muricate cuticle dusted with microscopic crystalline papillae. Deep obsidian-green to chocolate longitudinal striations traverse the fenestrations, accompanied by subtle branching veins and light-refracting micro-flecks.
• Color: Dark forest-green to deep obsidian-olive ground color, heavily influenced by its melanic parentage; bright illumination and lean cultivation induce intense chocolate-black, mahogany, and deep bronze-purple stress coloration throughout the foliage.
