That's a nice looking flower. If you grew this plant from a seed, then it is genetically unique because it is a result of sexual reproduction. Therefore, it has no name as a variety unless you give it one. All named varieties are propogated only by rhizome division. A seedling of a named variety has different DNA than the parent, so it is not the same cultivar as the parent.

Thanks nicolo for responding. I know little of plant genetics but this flower physically looks like the parent plant from which it came. Unfortunately though, I don't know the name of the parent plant, thus my inquiry. - Mike

The parent might be 'Cleopatra' or 'Lucifer'.

do you have a picture of the leaf? The Cleopatra has a black stripe in it's leaf.

Cleopatra also has red stripes on some leaves.

Nancy