Bold Leaves for a Beautiful Green Statement! Dieffenbachia, also known as dumb cane, has large decorative leaves with green and creamy-white patterns. Buy Dieffenbachia plant online for a tropical foliage display in suitably lit living rooms, offices and spacious indoor corners.

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• Large patterned leaves
• Decorative green and cream foliage
• Eye-catching tropical indoor display

Sunlight: Prefers bright indirect sunlight. Avoid strong direct sun.
Watering: Water when the upper medium begins to dry. Avoid overwatering and allow excess water to drain.
Maintenance: Remove yellow leaves and wipe foliage regularly. Wear gloves when pruning or handling sap.
Care level: Easy to Moderate

1. Is Dieffenbachia a good indoor plant?
It can suit indoor spaces with bright indirect light and appropriate care, but is unsuitable within reach of children or pets.

2. How do you care for Dieffenbachia?
Provide indirect light, drainage and watering according to moisture. Clean leaves gently and use gloves when pruning.

3. How much sunlight does Dieffenbachia need?
Bright indirect light is preferable. Avoid strong direct sunlight.

4. How often should I water Dieffenbachia?
Water when the upper growing medium begins to dry. Do not keep roots constantly wet.

5. Why are Dieffenbachia leaves turning yellow?
Watering stress, poor drainage, light problems or ageing may be responsible. Check growing conditions first.

6. Can Dieffenbachia grow in low light?
It may tolerate lower light, but brighter indirect light generally supports better growth. Avoid dark locations.

7. Is Dieffenbachia toxic to cats and dogs?
Yes. Chewing can cause irritation and swelling. Keep away from pets and contact a veterinarian after suspected ingestion.

8. Is Dieffenbachia poisonous if touched?
Sap can irritate skin and eyes, particularly when leaves or stems are damaged. Wear gloves when pruning, avoid face contact and wash hands afterwards.