Haworthia Unknown Maughanii K110 is a 4cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent, multifarious rosette with a compact spiral arrangement of stout, erect, columnar leaves typical of the subterranean geophytic habit.
• Leaves: Thick, fleshy, and clavate to sub-cylindrical, ending abruptly in horizontally truncate, rounded-cordate to reniform apical facets. The margins framing the window face are distinctly raised, dark, and densely verrucose-crenulate, forming an ornamental ruffled collar around each leaf tip.
• Texture & Windows: The expansive truncate windows possess a semi-pellucid, crystalline depth with a finely muricate epidermal finish. Stark chalky-white to salmon-pink veins radiate across each facet in a prominent dendritic pattern, supplemented by fine, delicate marginal striations.
• Color: Luminous apple-green to celadon window tissue sharply outlined by deep chocolate-black, papillate margins. The subterranean leaf flanks exhibit dark charcoal-bronze hues, while the primary central veins blush with warm coral-pink stress coloration under intense light.
