Dumb cane
Dumb cane (Dieffenbachia amoena) is a very popular house plant due to its easy-growing nature. Have a close look at the patterns on its leaves.
Leaves are yellow near their midvein and turns to dark green toward the edge. This transition is random, even within the same leaf, creating patches and spots of yellow and green along the leaf blade.
Sap of this plant is poisonous and can make people incapable of talking due to swelling of tongue and throat region. Hence the common name ‘dumb cane’. But the variegated leaves make it a good ornamental plant.
Wonderful macro captures of this beautiful plant, Indira 🙂
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Thank you, Phil !
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Wonderful work!
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Thank you so much, dear Anuj 😊🌹
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Beautiful picture so well captured, Indira. Thanks for the informative post on the plant.
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Thank you, Kamal🙂
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Welcome dear Indira.
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Nature is amazing, right?! The pattern on this plant is interesting, and the way it got its name even more so! Thanks for sharing, Indira! 🌞
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Thanks , Lisa🙂
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These make great abstract images! 🙂
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Thank you, Ann🙂
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Love the different patterns in Nature, leaves, flowers, and trees! Floral Nature has all the beauty, but baby animals capture our hearts, too!
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Thank you 🙂
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Informative write up supported with beautiful images.
Stay blessed alway🌹🙏🌹
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Thank you!
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Wonderful!
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Thank you!
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The leaves looks so different and beautiful ma’am! 🙂
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Thank you, Keerthana🙂
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Very nice pictures of the patterns🍀
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Thanks🙂
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Lovely capture of the variegated leaves. Great to read about the nature of these leaves. Nature is indeed wonderful. Thanks for sharing Indira.
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Thank you, Sowmya🙂
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Interesting post, Indira. I used to have one of these plants but got rid of it when the kids were younger because of the poison that you mentioned. It does have an attractive appearance though.
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Thank you , Sue🙂
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The variegation is lovely, almost abstract. First I’ve heard of this plant, interesting info too!
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Than you, Donna!
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Indira, I love this wonderful macro captures of this beautiful plant. In my office there was once a plant like this that kept getting bigger and bigger. We then put them in the hallway.
Indira, iI wish you all the best!
Rosie from Germany
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Thank you, Rosie!
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Excellent post on the Abstract images you created from Dumb cane. Great Serie Indira!
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Thank you, Samuel!
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Beautiful patterns on this Dumb cane and it is well captured, Indira. 🌝
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Thanks, Suni🙂
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Beautiful pictures. I now realize how wonderful a hobby photography ca be. Enjoyed the visit.
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Thank you!
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