Haworthia Truncata Maughanii x Magnifica is an 11cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Robust, solitary, acaulescent rosette of grand proportions, displaying an open, multi-tiered star habit with ascending to spreading foliage in orderly spiral phyllotaxis.
• Leaves: Broadly oblong to deltoid-retuse, exceptionally thick and succulently turgid; blades arch gracefully outward, ending in rounded to obliquely truncate apices; leaf margins and dorsal keels are finely edged with translucent, micro-denticulate teeth.
• Texture & Windows: The expansive apical windows are semi-pellucid and crystalline, bearing subtle surface rugosity and fine micro-papillae. Dark green longitudinal striations run through the windows, terminating at a spectacular, deeply scalloped, flame-like junction where the window meets the opaque leaf body.
• Color: Saturated olive to deep forest-green matrix enriched by luminous chartreuse accents at the window margins, with the mature outer foliage developing profound bronze, chocolate-brown, and dusky charcoal stress pigmentation under bright light.
