A backcross between the former "Tom Turpin" clone of this natural hybrid, with one of its parent species. The result is a plant that averages between 1.5-2" in diameter, with flat un-tapering and hairy petioles tipped in a teardrop-shaped lamina. Color is nearly always red-flushed or brick red under good light. Flower stalks are extremely long, wiry, with widely spaced tiny pink flowers that will set seed.
Available plants are small but mature, between 1-1.5" in diameter with some flowering (colony to be selected from as shown in image).