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Hi folks, does this look like N. macfarlanei to you? I keep seeing pics of much tubbier pitchers, so I am starting to doubt the label. Perhaps this is a variable species?
There seems to be some variation but I think the bigger issue is alot of natural hybridizing between N. macfarlanei, N. sanguinea, N. ramispina. I agree your plant looks like it has some other things in there ;<
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the plant looks like N. macfarlanei x ramispina to me. Although not much details of the peristome (especially the upper part with the lid appendge) and the lid itself (hairs!) can be seen, the tendril is much too short for a true N. macfarlanei.
Hi Pat,
I got it from a cp nursury here in the US. I'm not sure where they imported it from. I have to call them about another plant that I also think may be mislabled also.
Joachim,
I'll see if I can get some better pics this weekend. I'll try to get some close up petrisome shots, but my camera doesn't have a macro feature, so I don't know how close I can actually get.
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