Small windowed Haworthia with lots of whitish tubercles or papillae on the leaves that look a little like fur from a distance (shorter on top, longer on the bottom, but present on both surfaces of the leaves).

The name of this plant, presumably a hybrid of H. emelyae major, is spelled "Korizato" or "Kurozato," depending on the source. The latter spelling is associated with the kanji 黒砂糖, meaning ice sugar. The stress colors on this plant are pretty dramatic.

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