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Nepenthes longiptera

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About

This striking species is notable for its large habit and the distinct, well-developed wings found on its upper pitchers, setting it apart from other Sumatran *Nepenthes* species.

Field notes

Morphology

The species has a large habit and features upper pitchers with well-developed wings. It also exhibits a rhomboid-shaped cross-section of the stem and an appendage located under the lid.

Distribution & habitat

Endemic to the province of Aceh in the island of Sumatra, Indonesia.

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Habitat

Altitude
750–1,600 m
Altitude class
intermediate
Native to
Sumatra, Indonesia
IUCN status
Endangered

Taxonomy

Described
2021
Authority
Victoriano

Cultivation

Difficulty
intermediate
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