Mystery nursery nep

[Plluvvvia]

Heya folks,

Today i visited a sheridan nursery and noticed some peculiar neps that i strongly believe were not Ventrata.

There were absolutely no developed pitchers so that makes it a lot more challenging.

Their leaves are a lot more wide and round with some faint veins running down, and the base of the leaf narrows a little as it gets to the stem.
My first guess was veitchii but there are no hair visible. Perhaps a hookeriana? Graciliflora? I have no idea

Perhaps i just wasted another $10 on a ventrata with deformation due to improper care, but i really hope it's another species.

Please bestow upon me your unending knowledge, everyone

 

[1337]

Could be x miranda

 

[Plluvvvia]

Could be x miranda

Aha, that seems quite plausible. Thank you!

 

[1337]

You will know soon enough =)

 

[Kat]

Here's my Sheridan nep bought Tuesday. This cameras garbage but gives you an idea of the pitchers

 

[Samskwatch]

Looks like an orchid flower stalk at the back!!

 

[Kat]

Most definitely is! Orchids are another passion although currently I'm left with just phals!
This is my art table AKA the acclimate/recovery table haha

 

[ClockworkPeacock]

I had a miranda, it was awesome but it got too big for the tank so I sold it to send it off to greener pastures.
I noticed with mine over the 2-3 years I had it that it seemed to need more water than ventrata but it thrived under the big honking grow light inside the Nepenthes tank

 

[Plluvvvia]

Only time will tell for sure but i've got my money on miranda for now B^)

 

[JeffCarnivore]

Here is my mystery Nep i also got from Sheridan some months ago now, I've been nursing it back to health and looks like finally ready to pop soon! any idea what it might be?

 

[Plluvvvia]

Hey everyone, it's been a while and i'm back with an update for identification!

The nepenthes in question seems to be N. xMiranda, but i could be wrong.

ALSO, a nepenthes i assumed was another ventrata came out to be something completely different and that was an extremely pleasant surprise.

And here's the new mystery nep. I've tried to search for what it is but i'm a little stuck.

They're both producing big and beautiful pitchers without much effort!

Any help on identification would be greatly appreciated

 

[Raymond]

Nepenthes Sanguinia my spelling is wrong but it's too late in the night for me to google

 

[Plluvvvia]

Nepenthes Sanguinia my spelling is wrong but it's too late in the night for me to google

Aha, thank you! That one's a beauty and I'm glad i got it off a nursery