Though it no longer holds the title of largest intermedia form that I grow, this was the original giant plant. In proper conditions after a good winter dormancy, these plants form short-stem rosettes that can reach nearly 4" across (average is around 2.5-3") with thin paddle-shaped leaves that stick out in all directions, staying mostly green with red tentacles but can blush bright red under full sun. White flowers are self-pollinating, though seeds need cold stratification to sprout.
Available plants are semi-mature to mature, between 2-2.5" in diameter.