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Camille Plant Care
Camille Plant Care. Camille plants are often referred to as dumb cane, dieffenbachia and mother-in-law's tongue. Native to the Caribbean and South America, this plant is typically used as an indoor potted floor plant.
Camille plants are often referred to as dumb cane, dieffenbachia and mother-in-law's tongue. Native to the Caribbean and South America, this plant is typically used as an indoor potted floor plant.
Identification
Camille plants grow up to 4 feet tall and have an average spread of 1 to 2 feet. They are a non-flowering foliage plant with green and white, coarsely textured leaves. There are approximately 30 known species of the Camille plant.
Planting Considerations
Camille plants are easy to grow. They are typically propagated using cuttings or suckers from a mature plant. All parts of the plant are poisonous if ingested. This plant is capable of removing toxins such as formaldehyde from the air.
Habitat
Camille plants prefer low humidity and (bright) indirect sunlight. The use of a rich potting soil is recommended. Fertilize every two weeks during the spring and summer. To water, drench the soil. Allow soil to become moderately dry before rewatering.
