Haworthia Seedling pygmaea v crystallina White form S39, Rooted, 5cm

Haworthia pygmaea v. crystallina ‘White form’ S39 is a 5cm rooted specimen.

• Form: The rosette exhibits a flattened, stellate architecture. The leaves are spreading and symmetrically arranged, creating a compact, low-growing profile highly sought after by discerning collectors.

• Leaves: Leaves are prominently retuse, broadly spatulate to ovate, terminating in a bluntly acute apex. The lateral margins are densely lined with prominent, crystalline denticulate structures that merge seamlessly with the upper leaf face.

• Texture & Windows: The pellucid fenestrations are extraordinarily verrucose and muricate, completely encrusted with a dense layer of raised, silvery-white papillae. This intense crystalline rugosity dominates the upper surface, interrupted only by faint, dark longitudinal striations, resulting in a remarkable, heavily frosted appearance.

• Color: The foundational epidermal tissue displays a profound, deep plum to dark burgundy stress pigmentation. This rich, dark coloration provides a striking and dramatic visual contrast to the luminous, icy white papillae crowning the foliage.