Haworthia cymbiformis

Also known as Cathedral Window Haworthia, Boat-leaved Haworthia, Cymbiform Haworthia

Cathedral window haworthias form low-growing, fleshy rosettes adapted to the shaded rock crevices and cliff faces of South Africa. Their boat-shaped leaves feature translucent window panels near the tips, allowing sunlight to penetrate deep into internal photosynthetic tissues while remaining buried in soil or rock. In spring and summer, slender stalks rise above the foliage to bear delicate, tubular white flowers with faint green or pink veins.