Introducing the Nepenthes 'Diana', also known as the Pitcher Plant! This fascinating carnivorous plant is not only visually appealing, it also serves a functional purpose by attracting and consuming flies - making it an excellent way to naturally manage insect pests in your home! Commonly referred to as Monkey Jars, this unique houseplant is a wonderful addition to any collection. With its stunning red pitcher-shaped traps the Nepenthes 'Diana' adds an exotic touch to your indoor garden. Surprisingly easy to care for, this beauty is perfect for both experienced and novice indoor gardeners.
Nepenthes 'Diana' | Pitcher Plant
Position your Nepenthes 'Diane' somewhere where it will receive at least 6 hours of direct sun, ideally a south-facing windowsill or conservatory.
Water frequently with rainwater (as carnivorous plants are sensitive to tap water) making sure the soil stays constantly moist.
Top up the pitchers with a little rain water every couple of weeks to prevent them from drying out. Trim back the pitchers when they have started to shrivel, to allow for fresh new growth.