A grower asks if their plant is N. alata, N. ventrata, or something else.
It's a form of N. ventrata known as deRoose's alata: N. alata × (N. alata × N. ventricosa). A vigorous hybrid, excellent as a large houseplant.
Purchasing the Grow Carnivorous Plants DVD Volume 3 and Identifying Nepenthes deRoose's Alata
Nepenthes Acclimation Failure: Sunburn and Cold Damage
Nepenthes deRoose's Alata: Temperature Range and Pitcher Size
Germinating Drosophyllum (Dewy Pine) Seeds and Identifying Mystery Nepenthes
Identifying Nepenthes Hybrids: 'Velvet' and deRoose's Alata
Nepenthes Flower Stalks: Seed Pods or Not?
Comprehensive Care for Nepenthes alata and Venus Flytrap: Water, Dormancy, Repotting, and Cat Safety
Repotting and Dividing a Large Nepenthes 'DeRoose Alata': Soil, Cuttings, and Humidity
Why Does My Nepenthes Hybrid Only Produce One Pitcher at a Time?
Nepenthes 'Deroose Alata' Pest Damage and Small Leaves
Saving a Heat-Stressed Nepenthes alata and Sarracenia in a Conservatory
Caring for Nepenthes alata (Ventrata Hybrid): Pitcher Development, Repotting, and Water Quality
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