Haworthia crystallina x comptoniana ‘S166’ is an 8cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Stemless, expansive rosette displaying an architectural sub-spiral arrangement with robust, spreading-recurved leaves held low and broad.
• Leaves: Broadly obovate-deltoid, fleshy and turgid; leaves are shallowly canaliculate toward the base and curve outward to form expansive, flattened-retuse terminal faces with rounded to obtuse apices; margins are smooth, crisp, and defined by a fine cartilaginous rim.
• Texture & Windows: Apical windows exhibit remarkable pellucid clarity with a lustrous, vitreous cuticle and subtle crystalline micro-rugosity; dark, branching longitudinal veins run continuously across the transparent window panes.
• Color: Displays a sensational chromatic gradient; emergent central foliage glows in vivid chartreuse and emerald-green, transitioning dramatically on mature leaves into brilliant scarlet, carmine-red, and deep chocolate-plum under strong light.
