Haworthia attenuata Jyuni no Hikari is a 9cm specimen.
• Form: Robust, acaulescent to shortly caulescent rosette of stately proportions, forming an architectural star-like cluster with dense, ascending to spreading foliage arranged in precise spiral phyllotaxis.
• Leaves: Elongate-deltoid to lanceolate-attenuate, coriaceous, thick, and rigidly succulent; the blades taper evenly into sharply acute, pungent tips; margins and dorsal keels are distinct and bordered with raised white tubercles.
• Texture & Windows: Completely non-windowed (opaque); the abaxial leaf surfaces are famously encrusted with broad, thick, continuous transverse bands of confluent, porcelain-white tubercles. The adaxial surfaces are neatly decorated with longitudinal rows of rounded white pearls, providing profound tactile relief.
• Color: Saturated dark emerald to obsidian ground tissue, creating a stark, high-contrast canvas that makes the brilliant enamel-white zebra bands dramatically stand out.
