The stems are slightly angular being intermediate between the angular stems of G. sessilis and the round stems of G. banksii . They are a soft pink with orange styles and are found all year round. The inflorescence is wider than those of G. sessilis and approximately the same as G. banksii . Individual flowers are the same size as for G. banksii but differ in colour. The original seedling has flowered continuously since it was one year old.
Cuttings are hard to strike but are reliable once struck.
Plants form buds quickly after potting into containers. It was bred by Lloyd Nielsen of Tambourine Mountain and named by Russell Costin of Lakkari Native Plant Nursery, Copalara, Queensland. RHS Colour Chart 1966.