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Christer, nice to see you here - after reading many of your posts on the CP-listserv!
To clarify it: the pictures I posted are from two differnt plants. The second one is the species trashcan did think the first was, so he already knows what it is. But you can guess what both are of course. I'll post the answer tomorrow.
I don't know for shure wat it is so I thought you guys could help me tell me if you know for shure what it is
(this is my first photo atemped so I hope it works)
good guesses everyone, but only one was right (or at least Nep. gracilis reads my posts here ;-)
The first one is a N. carunculata, a name which isn't used much by now since Jebb & Cheek united it with N. bongso.
The second one I bought as N. gymnamphora which it should be - but in my opinion it may also be a N. gymnamphora x carunculata - maybe Tony knows?
Just to mention: I hope you guys all have the two books of Charles Clarke - they are a must for every Nepenthes fan! (Of course they are expensive but they are well worth it.)
I would say N. macfarlanei. As you say it has a special feature that is not often seen on other species except of course....two other extraordinary plants in this genus.
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