Dieffenbachia Crocodile | large 6 Inch Grower FavoritesDieffenbachia has earned a reputation for being a low maintenance, easy care houseplant. But that doesnt mean this tried and true family of plants is boring. New varieties like Crocodile (and its cousin Cool Beauty) are bringing fresh excitement back to this group of plants. Crocodile is a striking selection that sports large, dark green leaves mottled with light green and speckled with white. The effect is like a living camouflage. Its name comes
A hybrid made in California from crossing two different genera (its mother is Graptopetalum amethystinum and its father is an Echeveria
This plant thrives in average household temperatures and prefers conditions above 60°F for best results
It tolerates lower light levels but will be slower growing and the dark color won’t be as rich
Anthuriums prefer average household temperatures and average to above-average relative humidity levels (45 percent or more is ideal)
sometimes called Silver Velvet Alocasia thanks to the silver-blue-green overlay on its leaves is a small species native to Borneo that was first described in the 1880s
Epipremnum amplissimum
It tolerates medium or even lower lighting conditions
• Compared to climbing Philodendrons like Brasil or Silver Sword
We’re so pleased that this hard-to-find variegated Aroid passed the testing process so we can bring it to you
Assorted Foliage is generally a moderate grower
It grows best in bright (but indirect) light with average household temperatures and average to above-average relative humidity levels
Looking for a striking yet low-maintenance plant to spice up your home jungle