One of three surviving clones of this cross, plants range from tiny scale-like winter rosettes hardly an inch across to potentially exceeding 5 inches in diameter in summer, with broad, succulent oval leaves that often blush red in strong light, especially along the edges and base. Blooms should be fairly large, over an inch long, with long sweeping almost rectangular petals that are blushed lavender at the tips, fade to nearly white toward the middle, and marked by significantly darker violet spots surrounding the throat.
Currently very limited, only a couple half-winter rosettes available between 1-1.5" in diameter.