Nepenthes gymnamphora
A variable montane pitcher plant from Java and Sumatra with an unusually wide altitude range of 600–2800 m. Because it spans lowland-edge to high montane sites, the best conditions depend on where a plant came from, but most cultivated plants do well as intermediate-to-highland growers.
Where it grows wild
A montane forest species. The sources used here say little about its exact habitat, so the details below follow the general pattern for montane Nepenthes of Sumatra and Java: climbing through mossy forest, on the ground or on trunks. Treat this as an informed estimate rather than a field description.
Recorded from 600 to 2800 m. The measured sites sit at about 500–1410 m, at the lower end of that range.
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