err...i cant believe its not butter?

[SirKristoff]

Hahah
well today, i received my cutting from Ilbasso
and its either a ventricosa or ventrata, hes unsure. as am i
but hell.
here it is. the two pitchers are a bit...old i think but oh well.

and hell. while im at it, My sanguinea orange from Andy
8 days ago (new pitcher)

3 days ago, same new pitcher

today.(little N. Madagascariensis in the background poppin in to say hi)

 

[macamus3]

The dead pitcher is a N. ventrata. Definately not N. ventricosa. I grow both. The ventrata is a foolproof plant. Grow great, even in the harshest conditions. I have an N. ventrata "Japanese Red" that is about a 6' vine and produces 8" pitchers on every leaf. Love this hybrid!

 

[Nepenthes]

Yea, i'm in agreement with macamus. The pitcher looks very much like a ventrata.

Thx for sharing the pics . How's the madagascariensis liking its new house?

 

[SirKristoff]

errr the two new tendrils are green and red rather than brown like the ones from shipping.
they seem to be doing ok with intermediate temps....average of 70-75ºF humidity from 70-90%