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Dieffenbachia
Dieffenbachia is a genus of decorative plants by leaves, native to tropical areas of America. It has an upright stem, on which the leaves are arranged alternately. The decorative appearance is conferred by the whitish spots or stripes on the leaves. The sap of the plant contains calcium oxalate crystals, toxic to humans and pets.
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‹4 Wish green leavesMonstera, leaf yellowingHello! I bought 3 weeks ago a monstera thai constellation. From a lady, not from any specialized shop. When I picked it up, I noticed that one of the leaves was yellowing around the edge. I carefully trimmed that portion,... moreRead
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‹1 Wish green leavesDieffenbachia, leaf and stem spotsHello. I have had this plant for 3 years. So far it has developed very well, but a few months ago this "disease" or pest appeared, which seems to affect it more and more, including a new plant. In the... moreReadSpecialist's advice and another 3 answersGreen leaves
‹2 Wish green leavesDieffenbachia, yellow leaves a few weeks after the purchaseHello. I've had this lovely plant for a few weeks and I've noticed that a leaf is starting to turn yellow. I should mention that I used a universal plant fertilizerReadSpecialist's advice and another 2 answersGreen leaves3 Wish green leavesDieffenbachia, drooping leavesHi. The leaves at the base of the plant are very droopy. It had 3 other leaves at the base that were the same, dried up and I removed them. It is placed in a well lit hallway with no... moreReadSpecialist's advice and another one answerGreen leaves
‹2 Wish green leavesDieffenbachia, leaf spotsHi. I recently bought this plant, I'm not sure if I posted in the right category, I don't remember exactly what variety it is. But it has these spots and they seem to be getting bigger and bigger. Do you... moreReadSpecialist's advice and another 2 answersGreen leaves
‹2 Wish green leavesDieffenbachia, the plant has burnt leavesHello. I bought this flower from the shop a month ago. I changed the pot, I changed the soil, I water it once a month and I placed it in the window. Now I moved it on a stand in... moreReadSpecialist's advice and another 2 answersGreen leaves
‹0 Wish green leavesDieffenbachia, drooping leavesHello!!! I have a dieffenbachia - is it normal for the leaves to droop when growing? I'm thinking the leaves should stay upright and vigorous. I keep it in light but not direct sunlight, I water it when the soil... moreReadSpecialist's advice Green leaves
‹0 Wish green leavesrecently purchase plants – symptoms of witheringGood evening! I received these plants as a gift, unfortunately, I can't tell you exactly which plants they are because I don't know. From what I noticed they don't seem "quite well". I have tried giving them fertilizer, but I... moreReadSpecialist's advice Green leaves 0 Wish green leavesDieffenbachiaDieffenbachia is a genus of decorative plants by leaves, native to tropical areas of America. It has an upright stem, on which the leaves are arranged alternately. The decorative appearance is conferred by the whitish spots or stripes on the... moreBe the first to add an answerGreen leaves 0 Wish green leavesDieffenbachiaDieffenbachia is a genus of decorative plants by leaves, native to tropical areas of America. It has an upright stem, on which the leaves are arranged alternately. The decorative appearance is conferred by the whitish spots or stripes on the... moreBe the first to add an answerGreen leaves 0 Wish green leavesDieffenbachiaDieffenbachia is a genus of decorative plants by leaves, native to tropical areas of America. It has an upright stem, on which the leaves are arranged alternately. The decorative appearance is conferred by the whitish spots or stripes on the... moreBe the first to add an answerGreen leaves
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