Haworthia Unknown cooperi var. leightonii K131 is a 4cm rooted double specimen.
• Form: Caespitose, double-headed cluster featuring dense, globose rosettes with tightly packed, erect-incurved foliage forming an urn-like silhouette.
• Leaves: Fleshy, lanceolate-attenuate to ovate-lanceolate, swollen near the base and incurving towards the center. Each leaf terminates in an elongate, flexuous, papery awn (arista). The leaf margins and dorsal keels are pectinate, lined with pellucid, slender ciliate teeth.
• Texture & Windows: The upper halves of the leaves display pellucid, lineate fenestration defined by clear, parallel longitudinal veins running toward the apex. The epidermal surfaces are glabrous and vitreous, allowing light to illuminate the translucent window columns.
• Color: Deep, dusky amethyst to smoky copper-red baseline pigmentation resulting from seasonal stress. The pellucid windows exhibit pale greyish-lilac clarity, sharply demarcated by dark burgundy nerves and drying papery-white apical bristles.
