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Dieffenbachia


Dieffenbachia selections

Dieffenbachia

Dieffenbachia may be grown as a small tree with a canelike stem or as a shrubby plant with multiple stems. It thrives in low to medium light. Grow it at room temperature and keep the soil evenly moist. It is sometimes called dumb cane, a reference to the effects of its toxic sap, which can cause tongue numbness and swelling if chewed by children or pets.

Plant Type:
Indoor Plant
Plant Height:
1-8 feet tall
Plant Width:
1-3 feet wide
Special Features:
Attractive Foliage
Top Varieties

Dieffenbachia maculata 'Camilla' has leaves with a broad band of white, edged in green. Leaves turn more solidly green in low light conditions.
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Dieffenbachia maculata usually remains under 3 feet tall with multiple stems and shrubby growth. Medium green leaves are irregularly splashed with creamy white variegation.
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Dieffenbachia seguine has a canelike stem and arching leaves up to 12 inches long. They are usually marbled with white or cream.
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Dieffenbachia maculata 'Tropical Tiki' has leaves with a band of silvery green splotched with cream blotches.
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Dieffenbachia seguine 'Tropic Snow' has pale green and cream variegation on extra large leaves.
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Propagation
Stem Cuttings

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mrsbwig210 wrote:

how do I root a stem from the dieffenbachia sequine that grows the leaf about 12 inches. Where do I pull the leaf from the cane stem and can I root it in water or put in the potting soil to root. What is the process. Please help.

1/13/2012 05:54:02 PM Report Abuse

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