Starting to get their stability now, this reverse cross to another that's been available for some time goes from a half-bulb, scaly-leaved winter rosette hardly more than a half inch diameter to summer rosettes that will likely be able to exceed 6 inches across, with broad, distinctly petiolate ovular leaves with very curled edges. Likely to remain fairly green even in strong light. Flowers are unknown, but as both parents sport electric violet blooms with highlights of white and even darker purple, and long slender petals, the hybrids should be similar.Available plants are seedlings that, in summer growth, are starting to exceed 1" in diameter.