Also known as: Kampot Pitcher Plant, Cambodian Nepenthes

An elegant and lesser-known species, Nepenthes kampotiana is a tropical pitcher plant native to the lowland and foothill regions of Cambodia and Thailand. Known for its graceful green to reddish pitchers with smooth curves and subtle markings, this species adds a refined touch to any carnivorous plant collection. Its adaptability and charming growth habit make it ideal for growers seeking something unique yet beginner-friendly.

This listing includes 1 young plant growing in carnivorous plant soil inside a 5 x 7 cm grow cup (condiment-style). It’s already rooted and beginning the early stages of hardening off, making it easier to transition into your terrarium, grow tent, or windowsill setup.

Plant Features:

• Sleek, delicately shaped pitchers in soft greens, pinks, and reds

• Naturally found in lowland to intermediate habitats

• Excellent for tropical terrariums and warm indoor spaces

• Hardy, adaptable, and easy to grow for beginners

Alternate Names:

• Nepenthes kampotiana

• Kampot Pitcher Plant

• Cambodian Pitcher Plant

Care Instructions:

• Light: Bright, filtered light to partial sun

• Water: Use only rainwater, distilled, or reverse osmosis water – keep soil evenly moist

• Humidity: Prefers 60% or higher, though adaptable to lower humidity over time

• Temperature: Ideal range is 22–32°C by day, 18–24°C by night

• Potting mix: Use a well-draining carnivorous plant mix (e.g., sphagnum moss, perlite, and orchid bark – no standard potting soil)