Haworthia truncata f. variegated

It is an extremely different species, compared to the others belonging to the same genus, consisting no longer of rosettes but of fleshy leaves, arranged in a fan shape which, with growth, seem almost crested. They are characterized by a shape cut horizontally on the tip (hence the name 'truncata') and have a warty surface, are of a dark green color, embellished with cream-yellow variegations that make each specimen truly unique. On the upper part of the foliage there are translucent windows, which facilitate photosynthesis by letting light enter the plant and at the same time limiting the dissipation of water.