This is an extremely sturdy, slow-growing but also long-lasting plant. Pitchers may stick around for an entire year and often overwinter into the next spring as well, so while it might not produce many leaves in a season, it will never look less filled out than most other plants either. Traps rarely exceed 8 inches tall, angling outward from the center of the plant and evenly tapered up to the semi-incurved mouth and short, heavily ruffled arching hood. Deep red to purplish veins become denser from the pitcher base up to the mouth, where they ring the lip and interior in solid cherry, before radiating out again into the brilliant lemon-lime to orange-flushed color of the hood.
Available divisions are large, and may be multi-growth point.