Haworthia Seedling S26 is a 5cm rooted specimen.
• Form: This specimen forms an open, spreading rosette of spirally arranged, turgid foliage. The architecture is somewhat flattened, displaying a star-like symmetry that perfectly showcases the broad, windowed leaf faces to ambient light.
• Leaves: The leaves are obovate to broadly deltoid, featuring a prominently retuse end-area that tapers to a bluntly acute apex. The leaf margins are finely denticulate, lined with minute, whitish teeth.
• Texture & Windows: The upper leaf surfaces feature pellucid windows decorated with striking, dense white flecking that forms cloudy, frosted islands. These fenestrated zones are broken up by thick, branching, dark longitudinal and partially tessellated veins. The face is subtly verrucose, covered with fine, crystalline papillae that impart a scabrid texture to the touch.
• Color: The pigmentation displays an extraordinary contrast. The young central leaves exhibit a greyish-green hue, while the outer leaves develop intense coppery-red, deep plum, and dark burgundy stress colors. The cloudy white patches within the windows stand out dramatically against the dark, purplish venation.
