The devils ivy can tolerate low levels or bright filtered light.Devils Ivy is a low-maintenance plant making it perfect for indoors or the perfect gift! Dieffenbachia is often grown as a houseplant and is known as the Dumb Cane or Leopard Lily. Golden Pothos plants are among the most popular house plants for their versatility and easy care. Dieffenbachia ‘Reflector’ has large, showy foliage with bold green patterning, a range of green shades form a mosaic-like pattern across the leaves, interspersed with pure white speckles, creating a beautiful camouflage-like appearance.Studies show that house plants can decrease stress and anxiety and stimulate creativity. Indoor house plants are proven to be excellent air purifiers that removes pollutants and chemicals from the air for healthy living. To beautify your plant use containers with drain holes to drain excess water and keep your plant healthy. Being one of the easiest plants to grow this climbing devils ivy plant thrives on low light surroundings. Although the Pothos enjoys plenty of indirect sunlight, they can also thrive comfortably in a low light environment and like many indoor plants, water when the top soil is dry to the touch. With its lush heart-shaped foliage this trailing vine will impress you with its ability to drape beautifully over a shelf or hanging basket and liven up any room. Keep it out of reach of children and pets. If you think your pet may have ingested it, call the Animal Poison Control Center at Pothos is the king of easy growing. Use any general-purpose houseplant fertilizer and follow the directions on the packaging. Dieffenbachia prefers temperatures between 15C (60F) and 26C (80F).
It can grow between 2m (6.5 ft) and 3m (10 ft) tall although houseplants typically reach 1.3m (4 ft). At minimum, it's best to fertilize diffenbachia once or twice a year, but you can do so more often if you wish. Dieffenbachia has large decorative leaves in dark and light green shades. Because more indoor plants die from over watering than under watering every year, it's best to keep dieffenbachia on the dry side if you're in doubt about whether to water it.įertilizing dieffenbachia encourages it to grow more and faster. Remedy this by relocating your dieffenbachia to a well-lit bathroom (or other humid spot), grouping it with other houseplants (which release moisture into the air as they breathe), or set it on a pebble-filled tray of water (so the bottom of the pot rests on the pebbles, above the water to keep the roots from rotting).ĭieffenbachia plants like regular watering, but they don't ever want the soil to be wet or soggy for extended periods.
If the leaves develop brown tips or edges, the air may be too dry. That said, dieffenbachia will tolerate low-light spots, as well. Pricing starts at 25. This Dieffenbachia is a great statement piece for your home Please Note: Mature leaves may have minor browning on the tips. Just like most tropical houseplants, grow dieffenbachia in a relatively warm, humid spot with plenty of light. Dieffenbachia Reflector The Dieffenbachia Reflector has dark green leaves that are speckled with lime green and yellow spots.
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