An unidentified species with white-cream flowers that grows on limestone cliffs in Southern China. Dale Martins suggested it might be a relative of P. chrysotricha.  Whatever it is, it’s gorgeous, and I haven’t seen it available in the US before.  It can also be grown as a houseplant.

Available plants are well established in 2″ pots.  They will be shipped in their pots but please be aware that due to the compact rosettes being of a larger diameter than the pot itself, sometimes leaves break in transit.   Most often, these can easily be used to propagate more plants.  The last photo is representative of the size plants available.