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Moving Dieffenbachia Outdoors for Summer

Dieffenbachia tolerates summer outdoors in mostly shade, no afternoon sun. Bring in below 50°F. Soil dries faster outside—monitor moisture. Watch for pests. Remember: all parts are toxic to pets and kids.

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