Haworthia subattenuata cv. ‘Kinjo’ [金 城] Gold Castle Var, Offset, Rooted, 5cm

Haworthia subattenuata ‘Kinjo’ Variegated is a 5cm rooted specimen.

• Form: Distinctly caulescent, columnar growth habit characterized by densely imbricated, spirally arranged leaves forming an architectural, multi-tiered living spire with crisp radial symmetry.

• Leaves: Stiff, coriaceous, lanceolate-attenuate, ascending to gently incurved; adaxial face is planar to shallowly canaliculate, while the abaxial surface is strongly convex with a defined keel; apex tapers into an acute, pungent point; margins are neatly lined with minute, whitish cartilaginous denticulations and raised tubercles.

• Texture & Windows: Surfaces are opaque and non-fenestrated; the abaxial surfaces bear scattered to lineate dot-like, white tubercles that impart a finely verrucose to muricate texture, while the adaxial surfaces remain largely smooth with distinct longitudinal vascular striations.

• Color: Magnificent chimeral variegation; nascent center leaves emerge in vivid lime-green and bright golden-yellow, which progressively transform under intense illumination and seasonal stress into breathtaking, saturated tones of coral, fiery apricot, and deep crimson-red.