Haworthia Unknown Maughanii K105 is a 4cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent, multifarious rosette with a compact spiral arrangement of stout, erect, columnar leaves adapted for a semi-geophytic habitat.
• Leaves: Thick, succulent, and clavate to sub-cylindrical, terminating abruptly in broad, horizontally to obliquely truncate, rounded-reniform to cordate apical facets. The margins encircling the terminal windows are crisp, subtly raised, and finely micro-papillate.
• Texture & Windows: The truncate window surfaces exhibit a frosted, semi-pellucid depth, covered in minute, crystalline papillae that provide a delicate muricate texture. Distinctive, chalky-white to light pink dendritic veins radiate outward across each facet, intersecting the window with sharp, branching lines. Lateral leaf flanks are finely scabrid and matte.
• Color: Extraordinary chromatic intensity displaying saturated raspberry-pink, ruby-crimson, and rose-magenta stress coloration across the truncate facets. The deeper fenestrated cores retain a moody smoky-jade to dark emerald tone, while the subterranean leaf flanks are finished in deep purplish-black.
