A newly purchased Dieffenbachia in a 4″ pot with roots circling the bottom is “nicely rootbound.” It can stay there if you water every 2–3 days, but a 5–6″ pot gives more buffer.
If the plastic pot tips, double‑pot it inside a heavier ceramic cachepot.
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