Nepenthes halmahera
A lowland tropical pitcher plant described in 2015 from Halmahera in the North Moluccas, Indonesia, where it grows in open, often disturbed places on ultramafic (nickel-rich) soils. Treat it as a hot, bright, humid lowlander: warm nights all year, strong light and a lean, airy mineral-rich mix.
Where it grows wild
Open ground on ultramafic substrates: ridges, slopes, tracks, burnt areas and regenerating or degraded lowland ultrabasic rainforest. Herbarium labels repeatedly note it growing in the open, and on the ground in disturbed forest.
Recorded from 10 to about 760 m, with most records below about 400 m.
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