Dieffenbachia 'Martha'

Dieffenbachia 'Martha'The Dieffenbachia is a timeless and treasured houseplant for many reasons. This New World Tropics native, from Mexico and the West Indies, south to Argentina, is sometimes also referred to as Dumb Cane and is widely kept and grown as a beautiful houseplant. With large, wide leaves and an upright growth pattern, Dieffenbachia can grow to great heights, but are easily cut back for maintenance and regular pruning. Provide bright, indirect sunlight and

jade-colored leaves that develop a beautiful reddish tint when exposed to bright light

We recommend repotting every 2 or 3 years

separated from the Sarawak counterpart now known as Nepenthes dactylifera

Just be sure that whatever you use is a high quality to prevent fungal gnats

star-shaped peachy-pink to yellow blooms and mild

This plant prefers humidity levels between 50–70%

adding a touch of natural beauty to homes and offices

the Monkey Tail Cactus brings personality and botanical intrigue to your indoor jungle

Miltoniopsis Martin Orenstein 'Shirley P' is a stunning pansy orchid prized for its distinctive

variegated and ghost white

eye-catching foliage with an array of vivid

Check the soil every 3-4 days and water as needed