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What is a diefenbakia?

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∙ 16y ago
Updated: 11/16/2022

A beautiful large green plant with big leaves

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Your diefenbakia plant is hitting the ceiling what do you do?

I have a diefenbakia, when it gets to tall we cut it in half. Plant the other half in a separate pot and it will grow leaves, and be just like the other ones soon! love ya


How do you replant diefenbakia?

Dieffenbachia plants require well drained soil. Repot in the spring. You sometimes need a cachepot because the plant is top heavy.


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