Keep it in a bright window out of direct Sun (very early morning Sun is o.k.) and keep the soil always moist. Never let it dry out. You can cut off the dying pitchers at the leaf tips, they don't last forever.

thanks! right now it's in a window that gets bright indirect light all day, and dappled afternoon light for about 4 hours

That's fine. It's hard to ID it from the photos. Most likely a Ventrata or Ventracosa as they are the most commonly found in stores I find.

Hello! Your plant looks healthy to me. As tommyr_gw stated above, it's difficult to ID it. The best way to identify it is by looking at its pitchers and those won't form for a while on your plant. You can be guaranteed it's a Nepenthes though. :) Best of luck to you. I have several species myself. :)

Thank you,

-duc nguyen.

Quick update!

This is about a month's worth of growth, almost 2 First the day i got it:

and here is today:

Beautiful plant! I'm searching on line for one. Finding them to be pricier than I an pay right now. I'll have to ask at my local garden center. Perhaps they'll stock a few.

You could check Lowes? I have had success with a few nepenthes, VFT's , & a Sarrencia or 2.