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I'm leaning towards N. Judith Finn. As Tony pointed out ventricosa leaves are more slender in shape. These leaves have the stubby shape similar to that of my J. Finn.
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the pitchers look nothing like Judith Finn, I would say ventricosa too
The plant is too young to show mature characteristics. Both N. spathulata and N. veitchii are VERY slow to develop their typical features. I am still sticking with N. Judith Finn but in any event it is way too soon to call it N. ventricosa or anything else for that matter as well. Time will tell...
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