Haworthia Unknown Splendens K002 is a 4cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Compact, acaulescent rosette forming a low, geometrically balanced star with symmetrical, neatly stacked, recurving foliage.
• Leaves: Thick, turgid, retuse-deltoid leaves tapering into sharply acuminate apices that terminate in a fine, dark mucronate awn. Leaf margins and upper keels are prominently armed with distinct, sharp micro-teeth.
• Texture & Windows: The lustrous, retuse leaf windows feature a dramatic verrucose relief, thickly studded with raised, vitreous, blister-like tubercles. These glossy, elevated papillae are individually ringed by pale, silvery halos, creating a striking studded or scute-like topography across the translucent facets.
• Color: Saturated blackish-burgundy and deep chocolate-purple body coloration contrasted by dark, smoky-grey fenestration. In high light conditions, the marginal teeth and outer leaf surfaces blush with an intense, lacquered crimson-black tone.
