This South African native is closely related to many of the easy-growing rosetted species, but looks entirely different. Plants average between 2-4 inches in diameter, with rosettes of semi-erect, upward curving leaves bearing skinny, hairy petioles and tapered lamina. Quite often they stay very green in color with pinkish tentacles, though very strong light can make them blush reddish. Flower stalks are very tall, wiry, and sport self-pollinating tiny pink blooms.
Packets contain approx. 30+ seeds each.