One of my favored select clones, this version of this homemade cross develops rosettes of arching ovular leaves up to 2-3" across in summer (winter rosettes are much smaller) that tend to remain green but can develop reddish bases or leaf edges. The flowers are striking, opening up with mildly serrated petals etched in shocking contrasts of white or light lavender and deep violet, the markings brightest and darkest near the center of the bloom and fading outward while still maintaining the classic venation pattern of the emarginata parent. The flowers tend to pale out as they expand and age, but retain overall the rich contrast.
Available plants are young to semi-mature at 1.5-2" in diameter.