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First flower stalk!!

Hey guys, got my first nepenthes flower stalk! The problem is that I dont know if it is male or female and the plant is unknown... So any help would be great.
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Here are some older pitchers
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Thanks for any help

Jay.
 
Do you know if it's a species or hybrid?
If it's a hybrid, it looks like it definately has some ventricosa in it.
Sorry I can't help out more.
 
I think it is a hybrid, a couple people said it did have some vent in it...I think I found the same plant on Elgecko's website before he updated it.
Hmm those are shaped kind of goofy...
The pitchers or the flower?
 
it is kinda "different"...but it looks like a female to me! Thats good for you!
 
That's a female. The hybrid reminds me of burkei x ventricosa and the clone in circulation is also a female.

Need Pollen?
 
Thanks for the help guys, maybe a little later we can tell better. srduggins- would deff be interested in sending you some when it opens, have not clue how to collect it....
 
you dont collect pollen from a female plant....males make the pollen :) i have a male sanguinea orange coming into flower. this is my first stalk too so i dont know how long itll be till i get open flowers. but mine does look a bit like the stage yours is on. just out of the leaf. ill be happy to send you pollen though!

hey Steve: got any females for mine? :)

Alex
 
My bad, thanks for clearin that up glider. Would love to get some pollen and split the seeds if everything works out...So iv heard it could be, miranda, mixta, or burkei x ventricosa. Well thanks guys

Jay.
 
I was just wondering. I know that Nep flowers don't smell "good" but the truncatas over at Atlanta Botanical Garden smell like Fritos when they are blooming.
 
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