A natural hybrid between nidiformis x natalensis (formerly claimed x dielsiana), this specific lineage was originally claimed to be a future cultivar "Tom Turpin" but the name was never published. Plants average between 2-3 inches in diameter, with semi-erect rosettes of fuzzy, slender tapered leaves with slightly broader triangular lamina. Color is yellow-green with red tentacles, occasionally flushing with red under strong light. Flower stalks are extremely long and wiry, sporting widely spaced, tiny self-pollinating pink blooms. Yes, this is a fertile hybrid, and offspring may not directly resemble the parents but will be similar. 
Packets contain approx. 50-75+ seeds each.