Haworthia Splendens ‘Taj Mahal’ (タージマハル) [泰姬陵] Variegated, Mother Plant, 7cm

Haworthia splendens ‘Taj Mahal’ Variegated is a 7cm rooted specimen.

• Form: Robust, multi-tiered acaulescent rosette demonstrating exceptional spiral symmetry and mature density. The habit is low, compact, and architecturally defined, featuring vigorous lateral offsets integrated seamlessly into the basal tier of the mother plant.

• Leaves: Substantially thickened, deltoid-lanceolate leaves with distinctly acute, tapering apexes. The upper surfaces abruptly recurve into expansive, slightly convex, retuse facets flanked by crisp, acute margins adorned with minute cartilaginous micro-denticulations.

• Texture & Windows: The windowed end-areas possess remarkable translucence, entirely overlaid by a crystalline carpet of raised, verrucose papillae producing a frosted, tactile rugosity. Embedded longitudinal veins and subtle tessellated interconnecting lines course beneath the granulated surface, accented by interspersed opaque white flecks.

• Color: Dramatic, highly stable chimeral variegation featuring stark sectoral divisions. Deep, melanic black-green and forest-green zones contrast sharply against golden-cream and pale sulfur-yellow foliage. Subjected to bright exposure, the variegated leaves blush with luminous shades of tangerine, coral-pink, and rich vermilion.