One of the smaller and easiest to grow of the marsh pitcher species, this particular seed-origin clone rarely makes pitchers over 4 inches tall and often remains under 3. Stocky traps tend to have fairly broad mouths curving gently down in front, and appropriate strong lighting will raise heavy red veining to blushing across the upper half of the pitcher, and the round nectar spoon turns crimson. Flower stalks are comparatively huge and can reach over 2 feet tall, with bright white blooms fading to green.
Available plants are semi-mature to mature new divisions with pitchers approx. 2-3.5" tall (examples in last two images).