112 mm wide, round-shaped flower; perianth in 6 or more whorls.   Regularly and tightly arranged, very broad, shallowly truncate and more or less prominently mucronate, milk white, smooth, deeply overlapping; the outer whorl spreading or slightly inflexed, plane or a little concave, with margins somewhat wavy; the inner whorls successively more strongly inflexed, more deeply concave and shorter, with margins in-curled; the whorl at center erect and very short; corona segments interspersed among the petaloid segments at center and shorter than all of them, deep reddish orange

Named for its slight resemblance to a cabbage (Latin word for cabbage is Brassica)