Haworthia Seedling S19 is a 5cm rooted specimen.
• Form: This specimen forms a robust, stemless rosette of thick, fleshy foliage. The architecture is compact with incurved to spreading leaves, displaying a highly sculptural and somewhat irregular symmetry.
• Leaves: The leaves are broadly deltoid with distinctly truncate to retuse end-areas, tapering to a bluntly rounded apex. The margins are relatively smooth, perfectly framing the deeply corrugated upper surfaces.
• Texture & Windows: The upper leaf surfaces feature semi-pellucid windows that are intensely rugose and verrucose. These fenestrated zones are heavily adorned with raised, blister-like tubercles and deep, irregular ridges, interspersed with fine, silvery-white papillae that impart a highly scabrid texture to the face.
• Color: The pigmentation is exceptionally rich, exhibiting a deep emerald green core that transitions into dark maroon and purplish-bronze stress colors on the outer foliage. This dark background is strikingly punctuated by isolated, golden-yellow variegation spots along the margins and raised tubercles.
