One of the fatter of the four clones, this plant has semi-miniature growth with leaves that rarely exceed 6 inches long (though vines can still scramble several feet in length). Lower pitchers are usually 2-4 inches tall and generally broad and tubby, green-tan with red speckling and mottling and a big round, slightly crenellated peristome that is rich cherry red. Upper pitchers are more funnel shaped but similarly tubby, a slightly smaller more rounded peristome, and paler overall mottled color.
Available plants are newly rooted cuttings with new growth 2-4 inches in diameter, example in last image.