Nepenthes kampotiana
A lowland pitcher plant from southern Cambodia, south-eastern Thailand and southern Vietnam, including Phu Quoc Island, named after the Cambodian city of Kampot. It is closely related to N. smilesii, and some authors merge the two. It grows in open, sandy, seasonally dry places with a hot climate, so it wants strong light, heat and a slightly drier season.
Where it grows wild
Recorded in open sandy savanna and coastal ground, and along forest streams in patches of evergreen forest. Related Indochinese species of this group grow in open sandy savanna and grassland and tolerate a long dry season. Detailed habitat descriptions specific to N. kampotiana were not found this round.
Literature gives 0–600 m. The few GBIF records with elevation range from 13 to 280 m, all in the coastal lowlands.
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