Haworthia Unknown Picta K129 is a 6cm rooted specimen.
• Form: A compact, stemless, star-like rosette displaying balanced geometric symmetry, growing low and firm with neatly overlapping foliage.
• Leaves: Broadly retuse-deltoid, thick, and turgid, tapering into short acute tips. The leaf margins and subtle keels are finely lined with microscopic, translucent denticulations.
• Texture & Windows: The flattened retuse leaf facets exhibit frosted fenestration, densely populated by cloudy white flecks and minute, glistening papillae. Prominent, dark chocolate-brown to deep reddish longitudinal veins dissect the face, forming an intricate, tessellated mosaic across the windows.
• Color: Exceptional deep plum and chocolate-bronze baseline pigmentation contrasted by stark, silvery-white surface markings. Under bright illumination, the facial lines and margins blush with saturated burgundy and crimson stress hues.
