Dracaena: The Dracaena family (such as Dracaena flagellata, Dracaena compacta, and Dracaena blali) are among the most resistant and adaptable houseplants. Due to their tall stature and appearance similar to small palms, these plants are very popular for decorating modern spaces and secluded corners of the house.
Appearance: Long, woody stems with a bunch of long, lanceolate leaves at the end. Its different varieties (such as variegated or dark green) have a wide variety of appearance.
Light: Medium to high indirect light. It can survive in low light (but its growth slows down), but variegated dracaenas need more light to maintain the pattern and color of their leaves. Avoid direct sunlight.
Watering: Water after the top half of the soil dries out. Dracaenas are very sensitive to “over-wet soil” and their roots rot quickly.
Humidity: Compatible with normal house humidity, but in summer or in hot environments, misting helps keep the leaves fresh.
Soil: Light soil with excellent drainage (combination of peat moss, perlite and sand). The drainage of the pot should be very good.
Temperature: Ideal temperature 18 to 25 ° C. Reacts to cold or direct hot wind (from cooling/heating devices).
Toxicity: Toxic to dogs and cats (contains saponin, which causes vomiting and lethargy in animals).
Golden tip: If the tips of the dracaena leaves turn brown and dry, it is usually due to “salts and chlorine in tap water” or “excessive dryness of the environment”. It is best to leave the water in a container for 24 hours to let the chlorine evaporate and then give it to the plant.
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