Dieffenbachia is a genus of houseplants known for being easy to care for. This post reviews Dieffenbachia care and propagating Dieffenbachia.

Dieffenbachia over time older specimens become leggy, develop bare stems and can become top heavy. When the Dumb Cane plant has a more tree-like form it makes the plant unattractive. Learn what to do when your Dieffenbachia gets too tall.

Propagation of Dieffenbachia plants can be done through several methods, with the most common being stem cuttings. Here's a description of how to propagate Dieffenbachia:

Let's face it, Dieffenbachia is one of the easiest houseplants to keep alive, but there are still a few things you need to know about them to keep them thriving.rnIn this video, you can learn about...

The main reason for an overly tall and slender Dieffenbachia is a lack of sun. Moving the plant to a better-lit spot should help it grow normally in the future, though it won’t undo the legginess that’s already developed.

Dieffenbachia (Dieffenbachia seguine, formerly Dieffenbachia maculata and Dieffenbachia picta) is an enduring houseplant, with a perennial range in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 10 through 12. It’s a snap to root new plants using any one of the three propagating methods.

Discover the secrets to successful Dieffenbachia propagation (also called Dumb Cane) with these expert tips and a step-by-step guide on how to grow thriving baby plants!

Dieffenbachia plants are easy to care for. Learn how to grow dumb cane: water, sunlight, soil, fertilizer, pruning, pest control, and more!

Shortening and Propagating a Huge Dieffenbachia Amoena: The Dieffenbachia Amoena plant Is a rather common large house plant. They have beautiful patterned leaves and thick stems. They can also hit your celing. Over the years I have developed a method similar to "Air layering" to root the stems and keep t…