Nepenthes 'Diana' Venus flytrap Being a cross between a

Being a cross between a highland and lowland species

It grows vigorously in intermediate and highland conditions and produces huge traps even when young

The pitchers and leaves on many variants get dark red/purple under strong light

I must disclose that I have never visited Sulawesi so can't attest to these observations firsthand but I have heard this from trusted sources and the plants I grow from the locations are consistent with the descriptions here

Nepenthes ampullaria x aristolochioides

Nepenthes 'Diana' Venus flytrap Being a cross between aNepenthes Diana is a beautiful tropical pitcher plant named after the lovely Diana Cantley, co owner of Borneo Exotics nursery in Sri Lanka and one of the most prolific Nepenthes breeders in history. This variety is almost certainly the world's most vigorous Nepenthes. It can be grown in a wide variety of conditions and succeeds in home settings including sunny windowsills and terrariums. This is a cross between Nepenthes ventricosa x sibuyanensis and