<span style='color:teal'>Hello! Well i am the proud owner of this rafflesiana mutant flower;0)
Walter, thank you for making the link on this, i completly forgot to make it. Thanks my friend!
Here are a couple of pictures so you all can know waht we are talking about:
The Lotus-like lonely flower:
The flower and the stem:
The whole plant and 1 of its pitchers:
Hmm... answering some questions here.... I know you all would like to see better and clearer pics, but i have not been able to take them. My cell-phone camera is not a good camera and the Digital Camera i have i just do not learn how to use it... Belive me i have tried... But or i am a camera dummy or my camera is not as good as i think it is... Sorry guys!
This flower must be a result of damages genes or mutant genes.... My rafflesisna is very healthy, the leaves, the pitchers, the stem, everything, but this flower. So i do not think this is caused by insects or any virus or bacteria, or any external factor. My theory is tha this is caused by genes. Now i have to wait until next blooming tinme to see if the next flower is the same or if it is a normal spike, like Nepenthes use to produce.
Besides of the form and size, i think it is a healthy lonely flower. Ithas produced pollen like normal nepenthes flowers do and besides of the detail that it is lonely and that it has 12 sepals insted of 4, the flower does not have any other abnormality or deformity.
So now i have to wait until maybe next summer and see what happens to the future flowers.</span>