Nepenthes justinae
A highland pitcher plant known only from Mount Hamiguitan in south-eastern Mindanao, Philippines, at 1,000–1,620 m, where it grows alongside N. hamiguitanensis, N. micramphora and N. peltata. The mountain's upper slopes carry mossy forest and stunted pygmy forest on ultramafic soils. Grow it as an intermediate-to-highland Nepenthes: warm days, a clear night drop, high humidity and bright light.
Where it grows wild
Upper montane and mossy forest, and the open, stunted pygmy forest on nutrient-poor ultramafic soils, on Mount Hamiguitan. Nepenthes in such habitats typically scramble through low vegetation and moss in fairly bright light.
1,000–1,620 m, up to the summit of Mount Hamiguitan.
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