Haworthia Unknown Truncata K134 is a 5cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Multifarious, spirally arranged rosette of erect, columnar leaves, expressing a transitional architecture between truncata and maughanii lineages with high vertical symmetry.
• Leaves: Stout, fleshy, and sub-cylindrical to club-shaped, terminating in abruptly truncate, reniform to cordate apical facets. The margins surrounding the terminal window are crisp, slightly raised, and subtly crenulate.
• Texture & Windows: The horizontally truncate window facets are flat to gently depressed, displaying a frosted, pellucid depth. The window surface is finely muricate with minute crystalline micro-papillae and etched with stark, silvery-white dendritic veins radiating outward from the center. The lateral leaf flanks are finely scabrid with a matte, non-glossy epidermal finish.
• Color: Deep charcoal to blackish-purple baseline pigmentation along the cylindrical flanks. The window faces exhibit glaucous grey-green to frosted silver tones, blushing a striking dusky amethyst to violet-plum along the margins under high-light exposure.
