Dieffenbachia can tend to get leggy and grow unwieldy top growth in some situations. That’s when you know it is time to cut it back.
Don’t be surprised if you have problems with dieffenbachia, as it is no different from other plants when it comes to this. Read on for tips.
Overwintering houseplants is important, and dieffenbachia needs specific conditions in the winter. Click this article for more information.
Dieffenbachia is an attractive houseplant that adds a tropical statement to almost any room. You have the potential for an endless supply of new plants by propagating cuttings, and this article will help.
A true houseplant standby, Dieffenbachia is a beautiful specimen. Click here to learn about this beautiful classic.
