Based on the provided images—upright pitchers, red veining, smooth hood without ruffles—the plant is most consistent with Sarracenia alata. It does not appear to be a hybrid.
Grow it in full sun, 1:1 peat/perlite, tray water—standard Sarracenia care.
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