Nepenthes ulukaliana Macfarlanei Genting Highlands
Some photos from Genting highlands summit, about an hour from Kuala Lumpur. Previously called macfarlanei, still actually a super impressive species to see in person and probably one of the easiest species to see. Most of the photos are the RSC 9 road which is often hiked by locals in the afternoon, ulukaliana being the most predominant species in the area. It often grows semi buried in the ferns and is often overlooked but is very common, pitchers get more colorful in higher altitude.
Ramispina grows more in the actual forest trails in other areas with some very dark black pitchered specimens (and hybrids) growing on the exposed retaining wall sides early in the RSC road along with sanguinea which is very uncommon the further you go up the trail.
Vireya are very prolific at Genting with several species but flowering season is sporadic.