Haworthia emelyae Poelln.

Plant stemless, 4-6 cm diam., very slowly proliferous from the base. Leaves somewhat oblong-triangular, the younger erect, the older spreading, dark green to brownish-green, 3-4 cm long, about 15 mm broad, flat or slightly concave on upper side; end-face triangular, somewhat pellucid, scarcely shining, with numerous very small, shining, and somewhat pellucid tubercles, which are sharply pointed on the younger leaves becoming blunt on the older, about 15 mm long and broad, and terminating in a short, soon withering, pellucid point, with about 3 longer and a few shorter greenish lines of which only the middle one may reach the tip; back of leaf very convex, obliquely keeled, on the upper part with some pellucid, shining tubercles; the margins in the upper part and the keel with very small, sometimes coalescent teeth.

Can be grown by cuttings, divisions or seedlings.