Haworthia Unknown Maughanii K106 is a 5cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent, multifarious rosette composed of tightly clustered, erect columnar leaves displaying a stout, semi-geophytic growth habit.
• Leaves: Succulent, clavate to sub-cylindrical, ending abruptly in horizontally to obliquely truncate, deeply cordate to reniform apical facets. The margins encircling the terminal windows are distinctly raised, deeply notched, and densely verrucose-crenulate, framing each leaf facet in a dramatic, dark, ruffled collar.
• Texture & Windows: The truncate window surfaces are pellucid and expansive, covered with microscopic crystalline papillae that provide a glistening, finely muricate texture. Distinctive, chalky-white to soft salmon-pink dendritic veins radiate outwards through the lobes, creating a bold, branching pattern across the window face. The subterranean leaf flanks are coarse, matte, and scabrid.
• Color: Striking polychromatic contrast featuring bright celadon to mint-green window centers on younger central foliage, transitioning to saturated rose-pink, ruby, and dusky coral stress tones on mature outer leaves. The raised, crinkled margins and cylindrical leaf flanks are pigmented in deep chocolate-brown to purplish-obsidian.
