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Ok, I'll give it a go.

- Nepenthes from Borneo
- Attracts bats due to shape of pitcher (may actually have 2 pitcher shapes, 1 for bats the other for insects)
- One of 2 known species in Borneo to have mutually beneficial relationships with mammals for nutrients

bcavanau wrote:- Nepenthes from Borneo
- Attracts bats due to shape of pitcher (may actually have 2 pitcher shapes, 1 for bats the other for insects)
- One of 2 known species in Borneo to have mutually beneficial relationships with mammals for nutrients

It's Nepenthes Hemsleyana.

CPhunter101 wrote:It's Nepenthes Hemsleyana.

Correct!

@Cphunter please post your CP hints

Ok, next genus is Pinguicula!
This ping has spoon shaped leaves.
Flowers can be white or lilac.
The flower stalk is red.

Pinguicula moranensis?

MaxVft wrote:Pinguicula moranensis?

Nope. Btw, if you guys need an extra hint, I've got you covered.

CPhunter101 wrote: ↑Sat Sep 11, 2021 7:46 pm Nope. Btw, if you guys need an extra hint, I've got you covered.

That would really help IMO, I have no clue how to differentiate Pings.

MaxVft wrote:That would really help IMO, I have no clue how to differentiate Pings.

Ok, I'll use its name as the hint.
The species name starts and ends with the first letter in the alphabet.
I beleive 5 hints is max, you guys have 1 left.

Pinguicula agnata!

MaxVft wrote:Pinguicula agnata!

Nope, still not it.

...Pinguicula alpina? Spoon-shaped leaves, red flower stalk and white-colored flowers. This has GOT to be the one.

Nope, last hint, it forms an underground winter bud.

Here it is. Not telling what it is, though.

Panman wrote:Here it is. Not telling what it is, though.

That's it all right! Let's see if anyone else can find out.