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Dieffenbachia 'Sublime'
dumb cane
Thriving in low-light environments, and requiring modest care once correctly situated, ‘Sublime’ will impress with its impressive large leaves exhibiting...
17cm pot | 60cm tall
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Plant description
Thriving in low-light environments, and requiring modest care once correctly situated, ‘Sublime’ will impress with its impressive large leaves exhibiting a stunning blend of deep green and creamy white, creating a captivating visual contrast that conjures the drama of the South American jungle from which it hails. As the plant matures, it becomes a lush, bushy specimen showcasing the species' characteristic diversity with its speckled mix of light and dark green, white, and cream hues. For the best variegation, grow out of direct sunlight.
Please note: this plant can be purchased without a display pot, which will arrive in a simple nursery alternative, or with any of the suggested pots shown in our photographs. You can also browse our wide range of other styles to find your perfect pot.
Please note: this plant can be purchased without a display pot, which will arrive in a simple nursery alternative, or with any of the suggested pots shown in our photographs. You can also browse our wide range of other styles to find your perfect pot.
Eventual height & spread
Plant features
Position
Indirect light
Rate of growth
Average
Soil
Peat-free general-purpose compost
Hardiness
Frost tender
How to care for Dieffenbachia Sublime:
Keep well watered during the growing season (less so in winter) and mist regularly with water to maintain humidity. If the leaves start to get dusty, they can be washed occasionally - either by using a damp cloth or popping it under the shower. Avoid draughts, maintain temperatures above 15°C in winter and repot in spring.
Warning
Humans/Pets: TOXIC if eaten; skin/eye irritant
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