Haworthia Unknown Maughanii K107 is a 4cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Compact, acaulescent rosette composed of multifarious, spirally arranged leaves exhibiting an upright, columnar architecture adapted for a semi-geophytic habit.
• Leaves: Thick, succulent, and clavate to sub-cylindrical, terminating in abruptly truncate, concave apical facets. The perimeter of each window facet is dramatically sculpted, strongly erose-crenulate, and raised, forming an intricately folded and ruffled collar around the leaf apex.
• Texture & Windows: The truncate window facets exhibit a frosted, semi-pellucid depth, densely textured with microscopic crystalline papillae that provide a glistening muricate finish. Translucent, chalky-white to soft-pink dendritic veins radiate from the central depression outward through the lobed facets. Subterranean leaf flanks are coarse, matte, and scabrid.
• Color: Spectacular chromatic display characterized by intense magenta-rose, ruby-pink, and dusty coral stress coloration across the outer foliage and raised leaf rims. The newer central windows reveal contrasting cool celadon to icy-grey fenestration, while the cylindrical flanks exhibit deep burgundy to chocolate-black tones.
