Well the weather has been very overcast for weeks on end it seems. We had a little break in the clouds today so I tried to get some photos.
General observations..
Some of the plants had a little reddish color and some were more greenish. I couldn't tell any difference between them as far as leaf shapes that might indicate possible hybridization.
Same was true of pitcher color and shape. Although clearly it is important to consider the size and age of the plant and age of the pitchers, which isn't always so easy to do when looking at a single photo of just a pitcher. Younger plants and more juvenile pitchers appeared to be more tubular and less tubby. Pitchers open fairly light in color and can get quite dark with age although this appears to be somewhat variable in how dark. All of my plants had a little fuzz on the leaf edge although it is sometimes hard to see and I didn't specifically try to take a photo. There was not alot of ruffling of the lid although a little could be seen. This would typically be a more mature feature along with any crests and projections under the lid as well as final leaf tip morphology, so I would expect these to change still as the plants age. I did find it interesting that some plants had a clear projection forming under the tip of the lid while others had only a minor bump, if that. Perhaps it is just species variation? If I recall correctly some photos I have seen from the wild show plants with varying degrees in the prominence of the 'toothy' projection. I guess it remains to be seen if plants showing little projection will develop it over time.
plant 1
plant 1 pitcher
plant 1 pitcher lid close up
plant 2 pitchers new on the left older on the right
plant 2 newer pitcher close up
plant 3 pitcher. A really dark clone
plant 3 pitcher close up. (easier to see the forked 'tongue' in the other photo.. oh well)
plant 4 smaller plant about half the size of the previous 3.
plant 4 older aged pitcher to show color
plant 4 younger pitcher
plant 5 one of the larger plants with a very big pitcher and light color..
plant 5 pitcher
plant 5 pitcher close up
leaf edge
couple of leaf tips