Haworthia truncata ‘Hiroshige’ [광중 옥선(廣重)] Variegated, Rooted, 8 cm

Haworthia truncata ‘Hiroshige’ Variegated is an 8cm rooted specimen.

• Form: Strictly distichous, erect growth habit forming an imposing, multi-layered, fan-shaped architectural column composed of opposite, laterally compressed leaves arranged in two precise, vertical tiers.

• Leaves: Substantially thickened, fleshy, oblong, and upright; horizontally truncate at the apex with subtly undulating to planar terminal facets; lateral margins are sharply defined, smooth to finely scabrid along the window perimeter.

• Texture & Windows: The apical truncate facets feature semi-translucent fenestration coated in dense, crystalline, verrucose micro-papillae that impart a frosted, granulated rugosity. The lateral leaf flanks are finely muricate, traversed by distinct longitudinal striations that ascend directly into the window margins.

• Color: Striking chimeral variegation characterized by sharp, linear pinstripes and broader sectoral bands of pristine ivory-white and pale cream running through deep forest-green to charcoal ground tissue. Under intense light exposure or seasonal rest, the leaves darken to deep olive-black, while the variegated ribbons take on subtle blush-pink and warm butter-yellow tints.