Nepenthes Diana

Nepenthes ‘Diana’ is an elegant and eye-catching tropical pitcher plant admired for its beautifully shaped traps and rich coloration. This striking hybrid produces elongated pitchers with flared peristomes, often displaying warm tones of red, burgundy, and bronze accented by lighter speckling and veining.

Both decorative and functional, Nepenthes ‘Diana’ naturally attracts and digests insects, making it a fascinating carnivorous plant and a standout addition to any indoor plant collection. Its manageable growth habit and adaptability make it well suited for bright, indirect light and typical indoor conditions with moderate humidity.

Ideal for windowsills, shelves, or plant displays, Nepenthes ‘Diana’ brings an exotic, botanical presence to any space.

Highlights:

• Pitchers with rich red and bronze tones
• Carnivorous and insect-catching
• Adaptable and beginner friendly for a Nepenthes
• Unique, conversation-starting houseplant

Refined yet dramatic, Nepenthes ‘Diana’ is a beautiful choice for collectors and carnivorous plant enthusiasts alike.

Nepenthes is a genus of carnivorous plants, also known as tropical pitcher plants or monkey cups.  The ” lid” which does not close, holds a nectar that bugs are attracted to, which then causes the bug to lose its footing, and it falls into the pitcher. The pitcher contains a digestive enzymes that is used to drown the prey, think of this as the plant’s stomach. The bugs the plant eats are fertilizer for the plants. The major differences between Nepenthes types are the shape/color of the pitcher and sometimes the rate at which it grows.

To learn more about the care for this carnivorous plant, please see our care page, under Nepenthes plants.