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Dieffenbachia species question

19 years ago

Hey all

Was wondering if any of you know Deiff species really well.

I aquired one that is supposed to be a rare species from South America, Columbia or something like that.

Leaves are solid green very large, its about 5-6' now.

any insights or know where I can find out, let me know

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raymikematt
19 years ago
Do you have any pics by any chance? I believe there are many species Dieffenbachias that could fit that description. If you have some good pics, post them here, and you could send them to the Aroid ID center on the IAS website.
Michael M.

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