Euphorbia trigona Carnivorous Dieffenbachia are another genus of

Dieffenbachia are another genus of the Arum family that has long been a part of the houseplant hobby

Interestingly alocasias leaves have an individual life expectancies

but most of the varieties you’ll find would prefer at least some direct sun

Climate - Native to arid regions of Africa and India

such as the left side of an east-facing window

Euphorbia trigona Carnivorous Dieffenbachia are another genus ofAlso known as the African Milk tree or Trigona, this fast growing succulent develops small leaves on its new growth throughout the summer season. It can also withstand full sun or many hours of bright indirect light. The Euphorbia genus is one of the most morphologically diverse in the houseplant world. Theyre often mistaken for cacti, although they can be leafy or bare, shrublike or columnar, towering or compact. Most will need at least some direct