Dieffenbachia is known for having problems with drooping, which is not a red alert but can sometimes be a sign of trouble. Dieffenbachia usually droops because it doesn’t get enough water, but too much water can cause root rot, making it droop. There are a variety of unfavorable conditions that can make your plant unhappy …
Dieffenbachias (Dumb Canes) are popular houseplants because of their vibrant, variegated foliage. Even though dieffenbachia is easy to take care of and pretty flexible, the leaves often turn brown. Dieffenbachia leaves frequently turn brown due to sunburn, underwatering, or overwatering. Low humidity, temperature stress, lighting issues, pests, diseases, and nutrient deficiency all can cause problems. …
Root rot is the most common problem I’ve encountered with my dieffenbachias. Even worse, it’s most likely to kill your dumb cane if you don’t take prompt action. If you get a foul smell from the soil, your Dieffenbachia likely has root rot. It’ll spread to leaves, causing them to turn yellow and develop brown …
Indoor plants are the perfect way to complete your home décor. They add a touch of nature, and one of the most sought after is the dieffenbachia. Still, these aren’t the easiest plants to deal with since they tend to fall over once they reach a particular stage. Poor lighting is the main cause for …