Haworthia truncata hybrid f. variegata is a 5cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent, sculptural offset exhibiting distichous-to-subspiraled phyllotaxy. The upright, compressed leaves arrange into an architectural fan-like habit with pronounced sculptural undulations.
• Leaves: Oblong-truncate, thick, and distinctly laterally compressed. The truncate leaf ends are uniquely contorted and folded into wavy crests, with the entire margin lined by a delicate, crystalline fringe of minute, whitish denticulate teeth.
• Texture & Windows: The apical terminal surfaces present semi-pellucid, frosted fenestrations with a distinctly rugulose, crystalline texture. Subtle longitudinal veins trace through the translucent leaf tissue, bordered by sparkling, glass-like marginal cilia.
• Color: Luminous apple-green to vibrant chartreuse, adorned with bold, clear longitudinal stripes of creamy-yellow and ivory variegation. Exposed leaf margins and older basal tissue take on rich golden-amber and soft bronze stress coloration under strong illumination.
