Dieffenbachia Floor Plant (Dumb Cane)
Bright, indirect light. Will tolerate low light as well
Once a week, when top soil is dry
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Orders over $75 ship for free!
Botanical Name: Dieffenbachia maculata
Common Name: Dumb cane
Origin: West Indies
- Medium green leaves speckled with creamy yellow centers
- Plant potted in eco-friendly coconut coir soil made from coconuts
- Measures approximately 26-28”H x 9.5”D potted. The pot size is 9.5"H X 9.5"D.
- Due to agricultural restrictions, product cannot be shipped to Arizona or California
Sunlight
Bright, indirect light. Will tolerate low light as well
Water
Once a week, when top soil is dry
Temperature
65 – 90°F
Plant Friendliness
Best to keep away from furry friends
- Plant potted in eco-friendly coconut coir soil with lightweight two-tone planter with a built-in saucer to contain water overflow
- Care instructions
- Care & support tips for the lifetime of your plant
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Our plants are packaged with care and delivered from our greenhouse to your door.
- All orders over $75 ship free
- Our standard shipping time is 2-4 business days
- Standard Shipping is $7.99
- We also offer next day shipping and Saturday Delivery
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