Haworthia Unknown Badia K149 is a 6cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Stemless, star-like rosette of expansive, symmetrical architecture, featuring gracefully recurving foliage that radiates evenly from a compact center.
• Leaves: Thick, fleshy, and lanceolate-attenuate to retuse-deltoid, strongly recurved along the upper third and drawn out into an elongated, sharply acuminate apex tipped with a minute terminal mucro. Leaf margins and prominent dorsal keels are lined with sharp, reddish-tinted micro-denticulations.
• Texture & Windows: The lustrous window facets are traversed by elevated longitudinal veins that create a pronounced striated network. Between the veins, the surface exhibits subtle rugosity, dotted with crystalline, silvery-white flecks and low, glassy micro-papillae.
• Color: Saturated, vibrant ruby-crimson to deep wine-chocolate throughout the entire body. The translucent windows glow with rich garnet hues, accented by gleaming silvery-pink facial flecks and dark purplish-red veins under intense light.
