Which houseplant is recognized for its large, often variegated leaves and is also known as "Dumb Cane"?

Dieffenbachia is widely recognized as "Dumb Cane" due to its large, often variegated leaves, which can come in various shades of green, yellow, or white. The common name stems from the fact that the plant contains calcium oxalate crystals that can cause swelling of the throat and difficulty speaking if ingested, leading to its unfortunate nickname.

This plant is valued not only for its striking foliage but also for its relatively easy care requirements, making it a popular choice among houseplant enthusiasts. Its ability to thrive in lower light conditions and its tolerance of varying humidity levels contribute to its reputation as a resilient houseplant.

The other options represent different plants with different characteristics. Ficus Benjamina, commonly known as the weeping fig, is known for its drooping branches and smaller leaves. Aglaonema, while it also displays striking variegated leaves, is distinct from Dieffenbachia due to its smaller growth habit and different leaf shape. Dracaena Fragans, known as the corn plant, has long, narrow leaves and grows in an upright manner, distinguishing it from the broader leaves of Dieffenbachia. Each of these plants has unique features, but Dieffenbachia is particularly notable for