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I couldn't help identify this nep...

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..so I'm calling on the experts here.
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says that when I go on it
 
Either that's one hell of a hybrid nep, or it has an error. Yeah, it's an error.
 
Thousands of apologies!  
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Here goes:

The plant
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The pitcher
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could be a baby N. ventricosa, or N. ventrata, maybe even alata, im not sure, the plants pitcher seems too young, either way you've got one happy plant!
 
It's very young, so it's difficult to tell, but i'm gonna go with N. ventricosa for now.
 
  • #10
Leaves are way way too wide for N. ventricosa. Deffinately N. ventricosa hybrid. Probably N. Ventrata.
 
  • #11
I would guess ventrata too, but the only puzzler is how large the plant looks comapred to the pitcher size.

Cheers,

Joe
 
  • #12
I am gonna be rebellious and say emmerae.
 
  • #13
[b said:
Quote[/b] ] but the only puzzler is how large the plant looks
It can't be too young, it looks like it's starting to vine already. I'd say ventrata.
 
  • #14
I'd go for Ventrata also... it is my experience that ventricosas don't climb. But judging by the pitcher it has some ventricosa in it.
 
  • #15
hmm...I thought it might be ventricosa but wasn't sure.

Thanks, everyone!
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