Nepenthes mirabilis
The most widespread Nepenthes, found from southern China and Indochina through Malesia to New Guinea, Palau and Cape York in Australia. It is a hot lowland plant of swamps, wet grassland and open, disturbed ground, usually in bright light. It is very variable and hybridises with more species than any other Nepenthes, so plants in the trade vary a lot.
Where it grows wild
A lowland climber and scrambler of swamps, swampy grassland, peaty or sandy wet ground, roadside ditches and forest edges. It usually grows in open or lightly shaded places, often among sedges and shrubs, with its roots in permanently wet soil.
Almost entirely a lowland plant. The 9 records with an elevation span 2–678 m, median 43 m.
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