Marian rough ribs/white ruyi plastic pot

Dieffenbachia Camilla, also known as Dieffenbachia Camilla, is a plant of the genus Dieffenbachia (also known as Dieffenbachia) in the family Araceae. Native to tropical America, plant height 30-90 cm, erect flowers, short internodes, long oval leaves, slightly wavy margins, various milky white or creamy yellow spots or spots on the leaves, shade-tolerant. The optimum temperature for the growth of Daifen leaves is 25-30°C, the daytime temperature is 30°C, and the nighttime temperature is 25°C. The growth range is 18-30°C from February to September, and 13-18°C from September to February of the following year. The temperature in winter should not be lower than 10°C, otherwise the leaves are vulnerable to freezing damage. Daifenye prefers an ambient humidity of 80%. The soil should be watered when it is dry to the surface of 2cm. During the growth period, it should be fully watered and sprayed on the leaves. If it is not sprayed with water for a long time, the leaves will be rough and lose their luster. The soil humidity should be dry and wet orderly, more watering should be done in summer, and watering should be controlled in winter. Daifenye is shade-resistant and afraid of the sun. If the light is too strong, the leaves become rough. Leaf margins and leaf tips are prone to scorching, and even extensive burns. If the light is too weak, the color of the yellow-white patches will turn green. It grows best under bright scattered light, and the leaves are brighter and more beautiful.