Dieffenbachia Full Grown. Compacta dieffenbachia compacta credit to blumenbiene. Rotate the dieffenbachia houseplant regularly to provide adequate light to all sides of the plant and prevent it from reaching toward the light on one side.
Some dieffenbachia plants require low filtered light. A well grown dieffenbachia may reach 5 ft or more but under ordinary room conditions some of the lower leaves will fall to give a false palm effect. Dieffenbachia also known as dumb cane is a popular houseplant grown for its large showy leaves.
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Grown outside the plant can reach heights of six feet but this can be limited with pruning when kept as a houseplant university of florida institute of food and agricultural services. After a few days the seeds were rewraped to what appears now to be a nine inch seed pod. This cultivar of dieffenbachia maculata as the name suggests is a more compact plant. A well grown dieffenbachia may reach 5 ft or more but under ordinary room conditions some of the lower leaves will fall to give a false palm effect.