I couldn't help identify this nep...

[Cindy]

..so I'm calling on the experts here.

See Link

 

[Tony Paroubek]

Can't see the photo.  Error something guests don't have access to this area.

 

[The Griffin]

What Tony said....

Joe

 

[TheCarnifreak]

same for me...

 

[Starman]

An Error Has Occurred!

Guests do not have access to this area.

says that when I go on it

 

[TunaSurprise]

Either that's one hell of a hybrid nep, or it has an error. Yeah, it's an error.

 

[Cindy]

Thousands of apologies!  

 I didn't realise you all can't view the page 'cos mine is logged on automatically...

Here goes:

The plant

The pitcher

 

[Kirkscoastalcarnivores]

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!

 

[TunaSurprise]

It's very young, so it's difficult to tell, but i'm gonna go with N. ventricosa for now.

 

[Tony Paroubek]

Leaves are way way too wide for N. ventricosa. Deffinately N. ventricosa hybrid. Probably N. Ventrata.

 

[The Griffin]

I would guess ventrata too, but the only puzzler is how large the plant looks comapred to the pitcher size.

Cheers,

Joe

 

[SunPitcher]

I am gonna be rebellious and say emmerae.

 

[CNCreefer]

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.

 

[Wesley]

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.

 

[Cindy]

hmm...I thought it might be ventricosa but wasn't sure.

Thanks, everyone!