Haworthia Seedling badia x emelyae major S31 is a 5cm rooted specimen.
• Form: This specimen forms an open, star-like rosette of spreading, recurved foliage. The architecture reflects the classic badia influence, with elongate leaves radiating symmetrically from a compact central axis.
• Leaves: The leaves are narrowly deltoid to lanceolate, tapering gradually to a sharply acuminate apex. The margins and keels are heavily denticulate, lined with prominent, sharp, translucent-white teeth that give the outline a distinctly spiky border.
• Texture & Windows: The upper leaf surfaces are intensely muricate and verrucose, inheriting the coarse texture of emelyae var. major. The fenestrated areas are densely studded with raised, sharp, frosted white papillae that partially obscure the underlying dark longitudinal striations, imparting an extraordinarily rough, scabrid feel to the touch.
• Color: The pigmentation is exceptional, displaying a vivid crimson-pink to coppery-rose stress coloration across the rosette. The central growth retains subtle dark green undertones that contrast brilliantly with the white-toothed ornamentation and deep reddish lines.
