Name that nep!

[Spectabilis73]

 

[Spectabilis73]

I think it's truncata or judith finn, but who knows. oh btw this is the same unknown nepenthes from october, its alot different now

 

[Jmenprkr]

I think it is a judith finn

 

[PlantAKiss]

Definitely NOT a truncata. Can't say for sure what it is, but what it's not.

Very pretty pitchers though. Nice plant, Spec.

 

[monkeyman]

Definately a Veitchii hybrid. Where did you get it? If you got it at a retail store it is probably a N. X Judith Finn.

Mike

 

[eplants02]

N. Judith Finn

 

[lithopsman]

Nepenthes x 'Judith Finn'  

 

 

 

[Grim]

N. Judith finn, iv seen em loads of times in shops that dont know anything about cps

 

[schloaty]

looks exactly like the one I have, and I'm calling mine ax judith finn.

 

[Phil traper2]

99.99999998% sure it is a x judith finn

 

[utricman]

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I think your are 99.99999998% wrong!

This is a lowland N. veitchii.  Leaves are classic and the pitchers are typical for a young plant.  Give it another 2 years and you will have some nice lower pitchers.

 

[Spectabilis73]

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (utricman @ June 23 2003,10:35)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">I think your are 99.99999998% wrong!

This is a lowland N. veitchii.  Leaves are classic and the pitchers are typical for a young plant.  Give it another 2 years and you will have some nice lower pitchers.[/QUOTE]<span id='postcolor'>
I think your are 99.99999998% wrong!

It almost died as a lowlander, and grows perfectly in highland conditions. This is definately not vetichii. I did a google search on judith finn, it has the broad peristome and heart-shaped leaves too.

 

[Spectabilis73]

look at this judith finn picture: