Two different seed-grown individuals being offered, one taking in shape more after the mother and the other the father. This cross overall appears to be producing vigorous and extremely tall-pitchered plants with heavy flava cuprea influence, and will likely become huge on maturity.
Plant one in first image produces tall but stockier traps with broad mouths and wide lids, ever so slightly tinged bronze at the top but otherwise yellow-green run through with crimson veins and a blushing red lip. Approx. 9 inches tall
Plant two sports a more standard flava type shape with slender pitchers and an arrowhead shaped lid atop a distinct neck, more obviously blushed copper and with a mild throat blotch from which thin red veins radiate. Approx. 12 inches tall.