Diminutive only in terms of pitcher size, this species is a very easy-growing, often very fast-growing, and pitcher-loaded plant. Slender leaves up to a foot long bear short tendrils off which pitchers that average only around 2-3 inches tall are borne, and may be produced on the main stem or in basal clusters much like N. ampullaria. This clone produces relatively slender pitchers in both upper and lower, with a slightly inflated base and cylindric upper 2/3; tiny fringed wings are present on lowers but vanish in the more slender uppers, but both are bright creamy green with a rich speckling of red that becomes most pronounced underneath the lid.
Available plants are young rooted cuttings, between 1.5-4" in diameter; most do not have pitchers yet.