Haworthia atrofusca 'Watermelon' f. variegata

This particular succulent is highly sought after by lovers of succulents. The yellowish spots and streaks of the variegation, due to the lack of chlorophyll in different areas of the epidermis, create a unique mosaic of its kind which will never appear identical in different specimens, even of the same species. It has a compact rosette shape with fleshy leaves ending in a point. The epidermis has shades of dark green and brown to which are added the variegated streaks, creating a very captivating visual effect. In addition to this, the leaves of H. atrofusca variegata are transparent seeds. Overall it is an example that absolutely must not be missing from your collection.