A cross of D. filiformis floridana x tracyi anthocyanin-free form, this select cultivar develops 12-14 inch tall slender grasslike leaves, that tend to be bright green or very faintly pink flushed, underneath pinkish red tentacles that end up giving the entire plant an orange hue when grown in full sun (indoors, they may trend much greener). Tall stalks may bear up to a dozen large pink flowers, each self-pollinating but with low seed sets (any seed germinated may result in wildly varying offspring due to the genetics of the parent, and not match the cultivar).
Available plants are semi-mature to mature, exiting dormancy. Extremely limited.