Nick, I googled this and found a picture of the two parents and the result. Just Lovely. Some of the Hybridizer guys just have the knack and produce lots and lots of positive outcomes. Sadly, i was going to link the pic. but i haven't found it again.

If they have been terribly overwatered and all or most of the roots are gone I have had very good luck reviving plants. I place them on a windowsill close to the kitchen sink, soak them in peroxide, allow them to completely dry out and then start rinsing the roots and give them minimal water as needed, depending on the weather. The survival rate is close to or above 75%. Yeah it takes a while and really its not worth the effort unless its something special but it is still rather fun and rewarding. It is especially rewarding when a friend brings one and begs for it to be saved after ignoring growing instructions for the months before it started visably going going down hill. It does seem that they would rather be partially neglected than over pampered in most cases.

Gargantua usually makes one, occasionally 2 flowers. Teagui on the other hand makes a bunch of them. The hybrid is capable of making a bunch. Teagui's flowers are smaller than 1", this one's flowers are larger than 2".

Wow! That's very impressive. Love the second photo, it's so nice and clear.