This is a whopper of a Phil Faulisi-origin cross as far as both color and trap volume goes it seems, both parents making fairly stocky wide-mouthed traps with extreme bloody red coloration and brilliant white lids. All offspring seem to have at the very least inherited striking crimson veins (all the way up to solid purple tubes), most the bloody lips of their parents too, and at least during fall when the pitchers have fully matured, the lids infuse with brilliant silvery white either in small areoles or across the entire surface to contrast the reds. Once established they seem to be vigorous, fairly rapid to color up, and make some pretty long-lasting leaves for a worthwhile show.
Available plants are between 2-6 inches across. Color will be best once settled and producing new leaves.