Name those neps!

[Guest]

Hi guys.. here are a few Nepenthes that belong to a friend of mine that need identified. He has no clue what they are and I know very little about Nepenthes so I figured I'd take some pics and post them here. If you need pics of the entire plant let me know, I can post them too..

Here we go..

Nep # 1

Nep # 2

Nep # 3

Nep #4

Nep # 5

Nep # 6

Nep # 7

Ok, there you go! Thanks in advance for any help you can offer  

 

[sarracenialuver]

Hey,
Nep #1: Very unsure no clue at all.
Nep #2: Maybe Alata x Raffles?
Nep #3: Khasiana x Ventricosa?
Nep #4: Has ampullaria in it, i would guess Amp x Raffles?
Nep #5: Rafflesiana.
Nep #6: xVentrata.
Nep #7: Stumped again.
Hope it helps somewhat,
Kevin

 

[sarracenialuver]

Goos pics bye the way!

 

[Sarracenia0]

Id say

#1 N.sanguinea
#2 N.alata
#3 N. ventricosa
#4 ?
#5 raffeleisana
#6 x ventrata
#7 ?

 

[NickHubbell]

1. N. sanguinea
2. N. gracilis
3. Possibly a alata x venticosa hybrid
4. N. ampullaria 'green'
5. N. rafflesiana
6. N. X ventrata
7. ?

 

[Tony Paroubek]

hmm
1. N. sanguinea
2. N. gracilis
3. young N. ventricosa ?
4. N. ampullaria
5. N. rafflesiana
6. N. x Ventrata
7. young N. judith finn ?

Tony

 

[Guest]

Wow thanks for all the guesses! Here are the plants.. (maybe that will help)

Nep1

Nep2

Nep3

Nep4

Nep5

Nep6

Nep7

 

[eplants02]

1) N. Sanguinea
2) N. Gracilis
3) N. Ventricosa
4) N. Ampullaria
5) N. Raffelsiana
6) N. Ventrata
7) N.

 

[NickHubbell]

Hmm, I wonder what it says on the lable on nep #3

 

[Guest]

Yes Nick.. it says ventricosa.. that was my guess so I wrote the label.. but my friend wasn't so sure and wanted a "second opinion"

I swear.. no faith in me whatsoever

 

[The Griffin]

Well,

Here was my opinions on first impression:

1) N. sanguinea
2) N. gracilis
3)N x ventrata
4)N. ampullaria, green
5) N. rafflesiana
6) N. alata, along the same lines as the one called N. alata "Boschiana"
7) N. x Judith Finn

I am fuzzy about three and six and can see them being a young ventricosa as Tony mentioned, and a N. x ventrata. I am pretty sure about the others, for whatever my opinion is valued, lol.

Regards,

Joe