Nepenthes ID

[TS 1989]

Pitcher about to open! Anybody can guess what species is this?? It had a few pitchers when I got it but it all dried up.

I'll snap another picture when it opens so it may be easier to identify .

 

[Whimgrinder]

Without at least one open adult pitcher, it's impossible to ID it.

 

[TS 1989]

Without at least one open adult pitcher, it's impossible to ID it.

Damn, that would take me a year or so.

 

[Whimgrinder]

You received this plant without any ID at all? Do you know for a fact that it's a species? Were you at least told whether it's a highland or a lowland variety?

 

[Clue]

I'd hazard a guess and say it resembles N. x hookeriana.

 

[Cthulhu138]

I'd hazard a guess and say it resembles N. x hookeriana.

+1

 

[TS 1989]

You received this plant without any ID at all? Do you know for a fact that it's a species? Were you at least told whether it's a highland or a lowland variety?

It was sold to me as 'Unknown Hybrid'. I'm growing it in a ultra lowland condition. My own Nepenthes Hookeriana can barely pitcher in my condition

 

[hcarlton]

It's definitely an ampullaria hybrid, but a lot of those are going to look really similar when the pitchers aren't open.

 

[TS 1989]

The pitcher opened this morning!

 

[NatchGreyes]

I'm going to 2nd N. x hookeriana.

 

[hcarlton]

At this point I think we can mostly safely say hookeriana.