Large Dieffenbachia 'Sterling' best sellers v2

Large Dieffenbachia 'Sterling' best sellers v2With rich, green leaves that have a stark white stem running through, the Dieffenbachia Sterling is often confused for the similar looking White Stem Aglaonema. The main difference between the two plants is that Dieffenbachia plants have larger leaves and will eventually wind up growing into a slightly larger plant. Nicknamed Dumb Cane, ingesting any part of the plants in the Dieffenbachia family will cause a numbing effect on the mouth and throat.

Do Schefflera Amates like sun or shade

She's the perfect conversation starter – part houseplant

A Pop of Color is All You Need

Even as a houseplant

so skip fertilizing entirely during fall and winter

nothing crazy but the plant makes an elegant addition to any space that has the plant

Since it's from a subtropical environment

indirect light source

it removes chemicals like formaldehyde from the area around it

These plants are normally found in a mountainous woodland environment

where it can become a cherished part of your household for years to come

This emerald beauty has a few fun benefits