The plant in your photos is “deRoose’s alata,” a mass‑produced Nepenthes hybrid. It’s vigorous, easy to grow, and an excellent re‑entry plant for hobbyists returning after a long break.
Give it bright indirect light, high humidity, and an airy sphagnum‑based mix. It will pitcher readily.
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