Nepenthes attenboroughii
A large, critically endangered pitcher plant found only near the summit of the Victoria massif in Palawan, Philippines, at 1450–1726 m. It grows on rocky ultramafic ground among shrubs about 1–2 m tall, so it gets much more light than a forest Nepenthes. Grow it as a bright-light highland plant in a free-draining, mineral-rich mix.
Where it grows wild
Grows in scattered populations among shrubs 0.8–1.8 m tall on rocky, ultramafic soil. Companion plants include Leptospermum, Medinilla, Dracaena, Vaccinium, grasses and the sundew Drosera ultramafica. No other Nepenthes grows with it and no natural hybrids are known.
Recorded from 1450 m to the summit of Mount Victoria at 1726 m. The measured climate point is at 9 m, so it does not reflect the habitat.
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