Haworthia pygmaea crystallina ‘S165’ is a 4cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Stemless, architectural rosette displaying a remarkably crisped, star-shaped geometry with low-spreading, wildly undulating foliage.
• Leaves: Strongly canaliculate and incurved-folded, creating deep, dramatic hollows; leaf blades terminate in sharply recurved, acute tips, flanked by heavily ruffled, cartilaginous margins densely studded with crystalline, snowy-white denticulate teeth.
• Texture & Windows: The sunken adaxial windows exhibit a heavily papillate and crystalline texture, covered in dense, frosted micro-tubercles; semi-pellucid tissue is beautifully framed by dramatically raised, frosted-white crenulate borders.
• Color: Intense, brooding blackish-plum, dark mulberry, and chocolate-wine stress pigmentation along the leaf body, brilliantly contrasted by the dazzling, icy-white crystalline marginal crests and frosted pinkish-white surface papillae.
