Nepenthes bauensis
Nepenthes × bauensis is a very rare natural hybrid between N. gracilis and N. northiana, known only from swampy ground around the limestone hills near Bau, Sarawak, at about 100 m. It grows like a vigorous, clumping N. gracilis with wider, red-banded peristomes from N. northiana, and needs hot, humid lowland conditions.
Where it grows wild
Terrestrial in wet, swampy areas surrounding the limestone hills of Bau, where N. northiana grows on the limestone itself.
About 100 m; the climate data was computed at a generic Borneo point at 432 m.
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