Haworthia Unknown Picta K132 is a 5cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Stemless, low-profile rosette exhibiting exemplary star-like symmetry, composed of compact, closely adpressed, and neatly tiered foliage.
• Leaves: Broadly retuse-deltoid and fleshy, displaying swollen triangular end-facets that taper into acute, shortly mucronate tips. Lateral margins and upper keels are smooth with fine, microscopic denticulations.
• Texture & Windows: The retuse leaf windows are remarkably glossy and pellucid, showcasing a smoky, translucent depth. The facets are heavily adorned with silvery-white flecks and irregular white spotting concentrated along the margins, contrasted by bold, interrupted chocolate-red longitudinal veins and dark pigmentation islands.
• Color: Moody smoky-mauve, slate-grey, and deep plum baseline coloration. High light exposure produces rich wine-red and dark crimson stress pigmentation along the abaxial surfaces, basal junctions, and primary facial veins.
