Haworthia Seedling Pygmaea x Argenteo-Maculosa Humor S106 is a 6cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent, compact rosette displaying impeccable radial symmetry. The exceptionally broad, retuse leaves are arranged in a flat-topped, geometric star formation characteristic of select Haworthia pygmaea var. argenteo-maculosa lineage from the historic Humor locality.
• Leaves: Broadly rounded-deltoid to obovate, extraordinarily fleshy, and distinctly retuse with flattened to subtly convex terminal facets. The leaf tips are remarkably obtuse and rounded, creating a wide, paddle-like profile. Margins and dorsal surfaces are completely smooth, cartilaginous, and entire.
• Texture & Windows: The apical surfaces are dominated by expansive, semi-pellucid fenestrations with a smooth, non-tubercled (glabrous) epidermal cuticle. Well-defined longitudinal green striations run across the windows, neatly punctuated by parallel lines of bright, silvery-white maculae and flecks.
• Color: Vibrant emerald and apple-green across the upper window facets, contrasted sharply against deep forest-green basal tissue. Under intense illumination and controlled watering, the leaf margins and window demarcation lines develop warm amber-gold, bronze, and subtle purplish-slate stress pigmentation.
