Haworthia Unknown Picta K122 is a 7cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Stemless, low-profile rosette exhibiting exceptional radial symmetry, forming an orderly, flattened star-shaped arrangement of broad, overlapping foliage.
• Leaves: Broadly retuse-deltoid, fleshy, and thick, tapering evenly into acute, shortly mucronate leaf apices. The lateral margins are crisply defined with fine, minute translucent denticulations.
• Texture & Windows: The flattened retuse leaf facets present an exceptionally dense, frosted fenestration covered in confluent silvery-white flecks and micro-papillae. Deeply etched, dark ruby-red to chocolate-brown longitudinal lines traverse the windows, creating a vivid striated pattern with occasional subtle reticulations.
• Color: Crystalline silver-white and pale celadon facial windows set against dramatic, saturated maroon-red veins. Under optimal light, the foliage displays rich burgundy and dusky purplish stress coloration along the leaf margins, undersides, and basal junctions.
