While not the most strikingly colored plant (though fall pitchers tend to ramp up white coloration much more than the summer ones shown here), this is an insanely vigorous clone, having developed nearly a dozen growth points and weighed more than a pound while still in just a 3.5 inch pot. Pitchers exceed 14 inches tall and are stately with perfect trumpet shape, run through with red veins on the interior and topped with a slightly wavy, white-dotted lid (which gets whiter in fall). Curly phyllodia are produced in mid-summer and late fall, holding over through the winter.
Available plants are large divisions, some multi-growth point.