Haworthia Seedling Zebra JDV 90-7 S134 is a 3cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent, dwarf rosette displaying exceptional radial symmetry. The broad, retuse leaves arrange into a compact, low-profile star formation that rests flush with the substrate, characteristic of the revered Zebra locality lineage.
• Leaves: Deltoid-triangular to rounded-obovate, succulent, and distinctly retuse with flattened to shallowly concave terminal facets. Each leaf tapers to an obtuse to subacute apex. Margins and dorsal surfaces are completely smooth, cartilaginous, and entire, devoid of any marginal spination.
• Texture & Windows: The apical surfaces feature broad, semi-pellucid fenestrations with a velvety, matte-to-subtly-lustrous cuticle. Distinct, sunken, dark purplish-black longitudinal striations traverse the windows, creating soft linear panels that catch light with quiet depth.
• Color: An extraordinary saturation of deep anthocyanin stress coloration, featuring an all-over palette of dusky violet, grape, dark plum, and purplish-chocolate. Under intense light exposure and lean watering, the windows glow with misty amethyst and smoky-rose undertones beneath the dark veins.
