Photos + mystery hybrid ID

[James_G]

Hey everyone! I'm new here, so hopefully I don't stuff up the picture uploads/attaching. I grow highland and intermediate Nepenthes in Melbourne, Aus, in a variety of conditions including outdoor, indoor, terrarium and unheated greenhouse. I'm about to share some pictures of my favorites, so enjoy! Additionally, I'm including pics of a hybrid that I have been growing for some years now, but still have no idea about the parentage

lowii x campulata

ventricosa x truncata

(lowii x veitchii-red) x burbidgeae

(ventricosa x sibuyanensis) x macfarlanei

xtrusmadiensis x burbidgeae

truncata x (sibuyanensis x trusmadiensis)

sibuyanensis x talangensis

maxima x lowii

maxima-dark x trusmadiensis
lower:

upper:

And finally, the mystery plant

It grows well under highland conditions, and is currently inflating the first uppers. Any suggestions??

 

[pmatil]

Looks a bit like my mystery nep, can't be sure because the leaf shape is not shown. Many guessed that it was Miranda, but it wasn't confirmed and now I have sold it as it didn't make pitchers in my lowland conditions.

 

[Whimgrinder]

Your mystery hybrid has an overall pitcher shape that - to me - suggests N. boschiana. Whatever else might be in there is unclear to me. Beautifully grown plants, every one! Welcome to TF

 

[morbus]

really nice plants!
how big is your truncata x (sibuyanensis x trusmadiensis)?

I would guess that your mystery plant is boschiana X glandulifera

 

[510thebay]

Beautiful nepenthes you got there.

 

[PsychoSarah]

Your plants are spectacular

 

[James_G]

really nice plants!
how big is your truncata x (sibuyanensis x trusmadiensis)?

I would guess that your mystery plant is boschiana X glandulifera

Hey morbus, this plant is small still. 17cm across. I'm impressed with the pitchers already, should become a spectacular plant as it matures

 

[morbus]

mine is about 10cm, max

agreed, it looks really good. should be amazing in a few years time