A seed-grown selection of plants with massive potential for high contrast patterns; the female parent (shown in third image) is a vigorous backcross hybrid with chunky lowers and slender uppers both mottled in cream/green and deep purple, and peristomes striped in chartreuse and purple that often fade to black at the edges. The pollen parent is one of Jeremiah Harris' plants, with similar mottling and chaotic stripes but on more slender pitchers and a ridiculously pronounced neck. Offspring are likely to have red-flushing leaves and high-contrast pitchers, and fairly tolerant of intermediate to highland conditions.
Available plants are approx. 1-1.5" in diameter.