Jonesii and two unknowns

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Jonesii
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Mystery plants- any guesses?
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[dionae]

Nice jonesii! the first mystery plant looks like an alata but i'm not sure about the second one. I'm sure someone will know what they are or give a more educated guess than I can.

 

[Iwest]

Second unknown sarr is an alata too, a darker form. It's called an alata 'red throat'. First unknown sarr looks like a more typical alata, or a strongly influenced alata hybrid. Very good-looking plants

 

[Steve Booth]

Have you had any flowers on them? if so what did they look like.

Otherwise I'm with Twest, both alata or heavily influenced alata hybrid.

Cheers
Steve

 

[Alexis]

Second one looks like rubra ssp. gulfensis to me.

The last one is a bit tricky with the pitcher being slightly deformed.