Haworthia Seedling S34 is a 3cm rooted specimen.
• Form: This specimen forms a compact, star-like rosette of spirally arranged, turgid foliage. The architecture is somewhat flattened, displaying a symmetrical structure that presents its broad, triangular leaf faces flat to ambient light.
• Leaves: The leaves are broadly deltoid, featuring a prominently retuse end-area that tapers to a sharply acuminate apex. Both the margins and keels are finely denticulate, lined with a row of small, translucent-white teeth.
• Texture & Windows: The retuse upper surfaces feature pellucid windows decorated with an intricate reticulate to tessellated pattern. Dark longitudinal striations are horizontally linked by branching veins. The face is intensely verrucose and muricate, studded with fine silvery papillae and raised, blister-like tubercles along the ridges, imparting a scabrid texture to the touch.
• Color: The pigmentation displays a captivating gradient contrast, featuring a deep forest green core that transitions into soft bronze-pink and outer dusty rose, peach, and coppery-orange stress colors. The dark reticulated venation stands out vividly against the translucent window tissue.
