Haworthia Unknown Maughanii K106 is a 5cm rooted offset specimen.
• Form: This acaulescent specimen forms a tight, subterranean-style rosette, characterized by thick, upright, columnar leaves clustered closely together, representing premium maughanii genetics.
• Leaves: The foliage is exceptionally fleshy, cylindrical, and abruptly truncate. The leaves terminate in a flat, somewhat lobed or kidney-shaped apical cross-section, with margins that are finely scabrid along the terminal rim.
• Texture & Windows: The horizontally truncate apical fenestrations exhibit a subtly verrucose, frosted texture while remaining distinctly pellucid. These striking windows are exquisitely ornamented with prominent, pinkish-red reticulate venation that forms an interconnected network across the flat tips.
• Color: The specimen presents a dramatic chromatic contrast. Under rigorous cultivation, the thick lateral surfaces flush to a deep purplish-maroon, while the oldest outer leaves can exhibit vibrant, solid pinkish-red stress hues. This dark background beautifully delineates the translucent pale-green windows and their intricate reddish venation.
