Haworthia subattenuata cv. ‘Kinjo’ [金城] Gold Castle, Offset, Rooted, 4cm

22,00 €

Haworthia subattenuata ‘Kinjo’ is an architectural 4cm rooted specimen featuring a sculptural caulescent spire clothed in deeply pigmented, tubercled leaves. Representing the classic form of this historic Japanese cultivar, it flushes with dramatic purplish-bronze tones under bright light.

Haworthia subattenuata ‘Kinjo’ is a 4cm rooted specimen.

• Form: Erect, caulescent to sub-caulescent columnar growth habit featuring densely imbricated, spirally arranged leaves forming a multi-tiered architectural tower with precise radial symmetry.

• Leaves: Stiff, coriaceous, narrowly lanceolate-attenuate, ascending to gently incurved; adaxial face is planar to shallowly canaliculate, while the abaxial surface is strongly convex with a distinct sub-central keel; apex tapers to an acute, pungent point; margins are neatly framed by raised, whitish cartilaginous denticulations and pearl-like tubercles.

• Texture & Windows: Wholly opaque and non-fenestrated; the abaxial surfaces are densely studded with distinct, raised, porcelain-white to concolorous tubercles arranged in broken longitudinal and transverse rows, providing a tactile, muricate to verrucose rugosity. The adaxial faces are smoother, accented by subtle longitudinal vascular striations and marginal tubercles.

• Color: Rich deep forest-green to dark olive base coloration, with young central leaves emerging in vibrant apple-green. Under intense illumination and dry conditions, the foliage darkens dramatically to charcoal-green, with the leaf tips and margins blushing with deep purplish-bronze, mahogany, and warm terracotta tones.