Haworthia Seedling Pygmaea x Argenteo-Maculosa Humor S104 is a 5cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent, compact rosette displaying pristine radial symmetry. The thick, retuse leaves are congested into a low-profile, flat-topped star formation characteristic of pure Haworthia pygmaea var. argenteo-maculosa lineage from the historic Humor locality.
• Leaves: Broadly deltoid-triangular to ovate, remarkably turgid, and distinctly retuse with flattened to slightly convex terminal facets. The apex is acute to subobtuse, terminating in a delicate point. Margins and dorsal keels are completely smooth, cartilaginous, and entire.
• Texture & Windows: The upper retuse surfaces feature expansive, semi-pellucid fenestrations with an exceptionally smooth, non-tubercled epidermal cuticle. A constellation of fine, silvery-white maculae and flecks is scattered across the windows, neatly separated by dark olive-to-chocolate longitudinal veins.
• Color: Deep velvet forest-green to olive-slate base coloration, with the younger emergent leaves exhibiting a moody, dark charcoal-black cast. Under strong illumination and controlled watering, the foliage develops subtle purplish-red and slate-grey anthocyanin stress pigments along the leaf undersides and margins.
