Nepenthes naga
An epiphytic climbing pitcher plant from mossy montane forest in the Barisan Mountains of North Sumatra, at 1500–2000 m. Its lower pitchers reach about 33 cm. It is listed as Vulnerable because collectors have taken plants and seed. Grow it cool, humid and bright, as a highlander.
Where it grows wild
Mossy montane forest dominated by Fagaceae (oaks and beeches) and Gleicheniaceae ferns, with various montane shrubs. It grows as an epiphyte, climbing to about 5 m on trees. The site is unprotected and threatened from below by rubber plantations.
Literature gives 1500–2000 m. The main measured site is at about 1420 m, just below that, so the measured temperatures may be slightly warm.
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