Haworthia Unknown Maughanii K141 is a 6cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Compact, acaulescent rosette of multifarious, spirally arranged leaves exhibiting a stout, erect architecture typical of semi-geophytic truncate selections.
• Leaves: Thick, fleshy, and clavate to sub-cylindrical, terminating abruptly in broad, horizontally truncate, rounded to reniform apical facets. The margins encircling the terminal windows are smooth, rounded, and distinctly framed.
• Texture & Windows: The wide truncate window facets possess a frosted, semi-pellucid depth, covered in a uniform blanket of microscopic crystalline papillae that create a delicate muricate texture. Distinctive, chalky-white dendritic veins radiate outward from a dense, milky central nucleus toward the darker perimeter.
• Color: Dark charcoal-green to obsidian along the subterranean leaf flanks. The terminal window faces feature a deep glaucous-jade baseline contrasted by bright white markings, with outer leaves developing rich mahogany-red and bronze stress tones under high light.
