A cross of P. zecheri x agnata, this cultivar is a well-known and fairly easy to grow plant with succulent broad rosettes of leaves that can sometimes reach over 6 inches across! Though 3-4 inches is more common. The leaves tend to be bright green but may occasionally develop red blushing especially at their bases under strong light. Flowers are moderately sized with petals all nearly the same size and shape (lower may be slightly larger) and have a tricolor appearance, with the outer edges paler mottled lavender-violet that breaks or blushes up to white, before being marked by notably darker violet spots right around the corolla mouth.
Available plants are young rosettes between 1.5-2" in diameter; price is per plant.