Plants Dieffenbachia beguine( dum canes) with pot, Novena

1.2,m with pot 100dollar- 85dollar$
Dieffenbachia is a beautiful specimen, highly adaptable and perfect as a living decoration for the home or office. Also known as dumb cane, the plant dieffenbachia is native to Central and South America and a relative of skunk cabbage. But unlike with its relatives, planting dumb cane will not result in a smelly household… just a long lasting plant with ease of care.
Quick Facts about Dieffenbachia

Botanical name- Dieffenbachia
Height - 12 inches - 6 feet
Spread- similar to height
Sun exposure-partial sun
Soil requirements- loam to sand, well draining
Hardiness zones- USDA 10-12
When to plant- Spring
How to Care for a Dieffenbachia Plant

Dieffenbachia is called dumb cane because the plant contains raphides. These are defensive mechanisms in the plant that repel browsing animals. Ingestion of the leaves causes stinging and burning of the mouth for a couple of weeks. In humans, this reaction can hinder speech, hence the common name.
The plant is not recommended in households with pets or children. The plants may be as small as 12 inches (30 cm), but certain cultivars grow as large as 6 feet (2 m) in height, with a similar spread. Most Dieffenbachia are grown as houseplants, but they are hardy to United States Department of Agriculture zones 10-12.

Dieffenbachia Care Guidelines

Dumb cane is known as a low maintenance houseplant. The plant requires the proper lighting, temperatures, watering, and soil medium, just like any other plant. But once these needs are met, it has few disease or pest issues, especially when grown indoors. Mealybugs, mites, and aphids are common problems for outdoor plants. Root rot is the most common disease, caused by keeping the soil excessively moist. Providing the right amount of water is a main secret of dumb cane care.
Specifications of Plants Dieffenbachia beguine( dum canes) with pot