It could be N. rafflesiana x (N. hookeriana). It is not pure raff., based on the peristome shape.
Trent
I received this plant labeled as a N. X hookeriana. However, I don't see much of the N. ampullaria traits. Could this be a straight N. rafflesiana? Thanks.
http://www.soe.ucsc.edu/~majestic/cp/N.Xhookeriana1.jpg
http://www.soe.ucsc.edu/~majestic/cp/N.Xhookeriana2.jpg
http://www.soe.ucsc.edu/~majestic/cp/N.Xhookeriana3.jpg
http://www.soe.ucsc.edu/~majestic/cp/N.Xhookeriana4.jpg
It could be N. rafflesiana x (N. hookeriana). It is not pure raff., based on the peristome shape.
Trent
could be.. although I think odds are more likely it is N. xhookeriana. N. rafflesiana seems to be more dominant in this hybrid and sometimes it is hard to tell there's N. ampullaria in it. There are some things not pure N. rafflesianaish .. the peristome as Trent mentions. The lid is a bit narrow and the speckling is more like N. ampullaria.
I would say it's correctly labelled at this point.
T
Is that a Nepenthes in your pocket or you just happy to see me?
Thanks for the diagnosis. I'll add them to my notes.