Haworthia Truncata ‘ Onawa’ (Big Rope) (大 縄 [オオナワ]) Variegated, Rooted, 7 cm

Haworthia truncata ‘Onawa’ Variegated is a 7cm rooted specimen.

• Form: Strictly distichous, bilateral fan-like growth habit comprising massive, opposite, laterally compressed leaves aligned in two orderly, vertical ranks.

• Leaves: Exceptionally broad, succulent, and erect to sub-erect, terminating in broad, horizontally truncate, planar to slightly indented apical end-areas; lateral margins are sharply defined, smooth to faintly scabrid along the window perimeter.

• Texture & Windows: The expansive truncate facets exhibit luminous, semi-pellucid fenestration densely encrusted with crystalline, verrucose micro-papillae, creating a tactile, frosted rugosity. The lateral leaf surfaces are smooth to finely muricate, traversed by prominent, parallel longitudinal striations that merge into the margin of the apical window.

• Color: Spectacular chimeral variegation featuring broad, clean sectoral bands of milk-white, pale ivory, and luminous lemon-yellow contrasted against rich deep green and slate-colored base tissue. Under enhanced light exposure or seasonal stress, the non-chlorophyllous sectors develop warm apricot, golden-amber, and delicate peach undertones.