Haworthia Unknown Maughanii K111 is a 5cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Compact, acaulescent rosette composed of multifarious, spirally packed leaves exhibiting an upright, columnar architecture adapted for a semi-geophytic habit.
• Leaves: Stout, fleshy, and sub-cylindrical to clavate, terminating in obliquely truncate, depressed apical facets. The margins encircling the terminal windows are dramatically sculpted, strongly erose-crenulate, and notched, forming a raised, dark, and heavily jagged perimeter around each leaf tip.
• Texture & Windows: The truncate window facets display deep pellucid fenestration with a pronounced, glistening muricate surface studded with glassy micro-tubercles. This rugose, hammered-glass texture catches the light brilliantly across subtle longitudinal channels and darker internal venation. The lateral leaf flanks are intensely scabrid, coarse, and matte.
• Color: Saturated emerald to rich malachite-green window facets framed by deep obsidian to charcoal-black margins and flanks. Under high illumination and drought stress, the outer foliage and serrated rims blush with dramatic burnt-crimson, copper, and rusty-red tones.
