Light Requirement: Lumière moyenne (lumière indirecte moyenne) à lumière élevée (lumière indirecte brillante)
Quick Tip: Arrosez jusqu'à ce que l'eau sorte des trous de drainage. Laissez les 2 premiers pouces du sol sécher complètement entre les arrosages.
Preferred Temperature: 60º - 75º
Preferred Humidity: 50 à 60 % ; Humidité modérée
Dieffenbachia Lighting Requirements: Lumière moyenne (lumière indirecte moyenne) à lumière élevée (lumière indirecte brillante)
Hauteur de suspension d'Aspect - Dieffenbachia
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Recommandation de Soltech -
24" à 48"
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Vita Hanging Heights - Dieffenbachia
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Soltech's Recommendation -
36º Narrow Beam Vita : 24" à 60"
60º Wide Beam Vita : 12" à 36"
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Highland Hanging Heights - Dieffenbachia
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Soltech's Recommendation -
36º Narrow Beam Highland : 30" à 42"
60º Wide Beam Highland : 18" à 48"
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If you've got a yard full of fallen leaves and a shelf full of houseplants, it's a fair question: can one help the other? The honest answer is more nuanced than a simple yes. Fallen leaves can become something genuinely useful for your plants, called leaf mold, but it's not the nutrient boost the word "feed" might suggest.
A Pink Princess Philodendron isn't the plant you want to experiment on with a pair of dull scissors and no plan. Between the price tag and the fact that its pink coloring can be a little unpredictable, it's fair to feel more cautious cutting into this one than you would a pothos. The good news is that propagating a Pink Princess is genuinely simple once you understand the one thing that trips most people up: the pink pattern on your cutting isn't guaranteed to look exactly like the parent plant.