A 3-way locality/variant cross between Wentworth Falls, Woronorra River, and var.gympiensis by Ivan Snyder, this spoonleaf tends to make rosettes not much more than an inch across, with short slightly tapered leaves that can flush red under full sun...but often remain much greener overall. This accession is from plants producing pink flowers; stalks are relatively short and can be hairy, though not quite gympiensis stage, with large, metallic pink blooms. Because white flowers are in the parentage and white is a recessive trait, these seeds may produce both color forms, or just pink.
Packets contain approx. 50-75+ seeds each.