Likely a selfing of this x farnhamii parent, this plant has become a tall, vigorous clone that shows of best in fall as all white-tops and their hybrids do. Pitchers can reach at least 14 inches tall (though likely much larger in the future, and in more humid regions), with slender, tapered trumpet profiles and a broad, ruffled lid. The upper third of the pitcher is liberally spotted with white areoles that become even denser in the lid, between which run green and red veins. The lid and lip edges often blush red over time as well.

Available plants are medium single to multi-growth point divisions.