Unknown Nep

[CPsinSC]

I got an unidentified nep from a local cp grower earlier this spring. The conditions it was kept in was preventing it from pitchering. I took a few cuttings and this one has two nice pitchers now. Any help with an ID would be appreciated.

 

[Clint]

Looks like N. x emmarene to me.

 

[Finch]

I see


EDIT: and all of a sudden, now i dont... healthy looking though

 

[Pyro]

Looks more like a ventrata to me

 

[jimscott]

I would go with ventrata since this is probably the most widely distributed Asian pitcher plant on the market... that and the pitcher shape and color.

 

[CPsinSC]

I highly doubt ventrata - This didn't come from a widely distributed source and I have identified ventrata's growing in the same area as this one:

 

[endparenthesis]

That doesn't look like any ventrata I've ever seen. I vote 'no' as well.

 

[phissionkorps]

Emmarene (or a sibling of) I'm pretty sure...Look at the photo finder, all the pics from julie...or judy..or something on the cpuk photo hosting site.
Btw that "x" hasn't been a valid naming system for a while. Cultivars are designated as: N. 'Emmarene', and varietal forms with quotes: N. sanguinea "orange".

 

[Clint]

Is this what they call a grex? Lol, I'm in the dark about that stuff and need to brush up. Thanks for correcting me and I'll have to do some research since I've been meaning to.

 

[macamus3]

Looks like my N. ventrcosa x alata hybrid although not as red as the one I have.