ID my nep.

[CamShaft]

i still haven't been able to get it to pitcher. I think it needs more humidity. I am new to growing these plants. The tendrils off the end of the leaf grow then just dry out and turn brown before even thinking of pitchering. It gets 8-10 hours of sunlight a day and not too hot temps. I keep it watered well (not too much, but moist.

Any ideas?

 

[cmm889]

that thing really is mammoth...

 

[CamShaft]

bump

anyone can give me some info, lots of sun in the day but no luck. I think humidity is to play, its only around 50-60% average where I live. Its a big plant but no luck. Who wants it? Anyone from vancouver BC to lend a hand?

 

[Tony Paroubek]

50-60% is plenty for N. Ventrata.. Define lots of sun. I am betting it needs more light.

 

[CamShaft]

Update

Here are some pictures, now that the plant is starting to produce pitchers.

I think this was due to the fact that we had a week or two of very hot and humid weather. Maybe someone can ID now.
http://i260.photobucket.com/albums/ii40/CamShaft08/Pitcher%20plant/DSCN5084.jpg
http://i260.photobucket.com/albums/ii40/CamShaft08/Pitcher%20plant/DSCN5085.jpg
http://i260.photobucket.com/albums/ii40/CamShaft08/Pitcher%20plant/DSCN5086.jpg
http://i260.photobucket.com/albums/ii40/CamShaft08/Pitcher%20plant/DSCN5087.jpg

 

[CamShaft]

still no one able to make an ID? hmm well I guess I have a mystery plant

 

[Tony Paroubek]

Post some pictures when it has a fully colored, open, mature looking pitcher. The tiny little pitchers from basal shoots and such are nondescript.

 

[Crissytal]

Do you have any recent pictures of the pitchers? The pitchers that are shown are too young, many Nepenthes pitchers start out like that.

Crystal

EDIT: Tony beat me to it.