Dieffenbachia sterling rubber tree This one is known as

This one is known as "Snake Fern" for is strap like foliage and in the wild pythons will sometimes use their massive rhizomes as nests for shelter

The foliage will usually get somewhat soft when they need a drink

We recommend potting them into 4" pots

This particular species is native to parts of the Philippines

We especially love that they swirl

Dieffenbachia sterling rubber tree This one is known asDieffenbachias are very durable plants! As they mature they will naturally shed their lower leaves and grow more of a cane like stalk. Care: While this plant can tolerate low light, it will thrive in a bright indirect light. They can go about 2 3" dry in the soil before needing a full water. This should roughly be about every 7 10 days, but ensure the soil is dry before watering. When repotting, use a semi coarse soil medium. All of our plants are