Haworthia Unknown Truncata K133 is a 6cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Strictly distichous habit with leaves arranged in two opposite, vertical, compressed ranks, forming a tidy, architectural fan.
• Leaves: Fleshy, thick, and oblong, growing erect with laterally compressed margins. The leaf ends are abruptly truncate, displaying a flattened, slightly indented apex with a gentle central waist or cleft.
• Texture & Windows: The horizontally truncate window facets are broad, pellucid, and exquisitely frosted. They are evenly covered with minute, crystalline, raised micro-papillae that impart a tactile, pebbled texture. Faint, translucent whitish striations and subtle longitudinal nerves radiate from the outer margins towards the central groove.
• Color: Cool jade-green to glaucous deep celadon on the active window faces, bounded by deep dark-green to brownish-black outer margins. Older outer leaves develop attractive olive-ochre and golden-bronze stress tones along the peripheral edges.
