I have a N. Ventricosa
After researching Nepenthes I chose this because it was a hardy variety that could adapt to pretty much anything.
You are lucky having high humidity as they do enjoy a humid envirment.
They like bright light but not harsh direct sun, hanging baskets under a shaded tree are normally quite nice.
This plant should do well outdoors, it does not like frost though.

As I said they do adapt very well, so you could grow it indoors as well if you choose, personally if I was in a location such as yours, Id most likely find a nice sunny location that gets bright light that does not burn and put the plant there.

My one does not have "wings", Im in Salt Lake City, our lowes and home depots down here dont seem to sell any CP's.

Hope your ventricosa grows well.

Sheldon

young ventricosas seem to have wings. odd pitcher shape though, looks kinda like a narrow neck wine bottle or a test tube.

i have found that lower pictures have small wings.the wings are so tiny they are almost ridges but they are there.

I would like to grow these in a 'jungle area' I have on the west side of my pool. I live is Tampa St. Pete and am wondering if they would grow naturally in the ground.