Nepenthes khasiana
pitcher plant
Description
Nepenthes khasiana is an endangered carnivorous pitcher plant endemic to the Khasi Hills of northeastern India. It is known for its distinctive pitchers that trap insects. The pitchers are typically green or yellow with red markings, and often have a waxy texture. This species prefers bright, indirect light, high humidity, and acidic soil. It is essential to water it with rainwater or distilled water. The species faces threats due to habitat loss and illegal collection. It's crucial to help conserve the species.
Description
Nepenthes khasiana is an endangered carnivorous pitcher plant endemic to the Khasi Hills of northeastern India. It is known for its distinctive pitchers that trap insects. The pitchers are typically green or yellow with red markings, and often have a waxy texture. This species prefers bright, indirect light, high humidity, and acidic soil. It is essential to water it with rainwater or distilled water. The species faces threats due to habitat loss and illegal collection. It's crucial to help conserve the species.