There are a wide assortment of Dracaena Varieties that make excellent houseplants. In addition, some Dracaena types can be grown outdoors.
The form of this plant nicely illustrates that conscientious turning of the pot in respect to the window will still not prevent a houseplant from eventually attaining bizarre twists and turns in the stem. Judging by the size, I would hazard to guess this plant is around 15-20 years old. That is also interesting, because that means it must be one of the older cultivars which are no longer in production today. English: Red-margined Dracaena, Bicoloured Dragontree, Madagascar Dragontree, Marginated Dragontree, Red-edged Dracaena, Money Tree (Hawaii); D. cincta 'Tricolor' is known as: Rainbow Tree, Tricoloured Dragontree Catalan: Dràcenes, Dràcenes marginata, Dracaena de fulla fina Chinese: 紅邊朱蕉 (Taiwan; old characters), pronounced 'yuan ye long xue shu'? Czech: Dračinec* Danish: Bånd-Dracæna Dutch: Gerande Dracaena Estonian: Ääris-draakonipuu Finnish: Reunustraakkipuu French: Dragonnier de Madagascar, Bois de chandelle, Dragon végétal, Dragonnier à bords rouges (antiquated) Georgian: დრაცენა* German: Gerandete Drachenbaum Indonesian: D. cincta 'Tricolor' is simply known as Tricolor in Indonesia. Japanese: ? pronounced 'dorasena konshinna' Malay: Bunga Manggar Polish: Dracena Obrzeżona Portuguese: Dracena-de-madagascar Russian: Драцена Окаймленная, pronounced 'dratsena okaimlennaia' Spanish: Drácena marginata, Dracaena de hoja fina, Dracena de Madagascar Swedish: Kantdracena, the 'Tricolor' cultivar is known as Regnbågsdracena Thai: เข็มสามสี Vietnamese: Huyết Giác Madagascar *May mean a number of species of Dracaena.
We list out the 12 most popular dracaena varieties to grow in your home. Dracaena plants are excellent houseplants that look good and are great for air purification.
It’s hard to go wrong with low-maintenance dracaena plants. Their spiky, tropical foliage comes in a variety of colors, shapes, and patterns, and they even help purify the air, so it’s no wonder that they’re a popular choice for homes and public spaces. Here’s what you need to know about how to keep your dracaena healthy and happy. There are over 40 cultivated varieties of dracaena, which are originally from forests in Africa.
Dracaena fragrans, aka Dracaena Lemon Lime, stands out among its genus for its namesake neon yellow and green striped leaves, but much like the rest of its family, its care is relatively straightforward. Capable of reaching heights of 5-7 feet indoors, it can also be kept to a tabletop size with regular pruning. Fertilize once per month during the growing season. Place your Dracaena where it will receive medium to bright-indirect light. Too much direct sun will scorch and pale the leaves, while very dim light can cause leggy growth and browning. If your windows face South or West, be sure to place the plant behind sheer curtains or far enough removed from the window that the plant is out of the direct stream of light. Allow the soil to dry out in between waterings. Live plants available for Store Pickup or Local Delivery only. Pots sold separately. Shop our Pots + Planters collection here!
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There are over 100 kinds of Dracaena in the world! With so many unique plants, it can be hard to find the best one for your home or office, but don’t worry – we’re here to help! The Rikki has long, lush leaves that show off varying amounts of yellow bursting through a green center. The Fragrans Rikki is a taller and thinner version of its cousin, the Deremensis. Overall, the Rikki is a pretty resilient cane plant – they’re resistant to most common pests and can withstand handling and transportation much better than most other Dracaenas. Found mainly in Africa, your Rikki will be happiest in rooms with medium to low indirect light. When kept in its ideal lighting conditions, the Rikki will keep its yellow variegation. If kept in a low-light environment, the foliage may revert back to a solid green. Dracaenas prefer to be watered from the bottom of their pots and require very little. Be careful to not overwater your cane plant! Allow the soil to dry out thoroughly between waterings. In the best conditions, this plant can grow from 4 to 10 feet tall indoors! The large Dracaena Rikki comes in a 10” wide plastic grow pot, making it the perfect size to place in an open corner, fill that space in the hallway, or liven up a conference room. Similar to the other plants in the Dracaena genus, Rikkis are considered toxic to pets – keep the leaves and sap out of reach of any curious pets.
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Dracaenas are popular for their upright foliage and ease of growing nature! These Best Dracaena Varieties for Indoors are perfect as great houseplants!
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Dracaena Marginata, also known as the "Madagascar Dragon Tree," is an exotic indoor plant that has its origins in East Africa. Because it's so resilient and low-maintenance, growing Dracaena at home couldn't be easier. Just pot the young...
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A stunning cultivar that is described perfectly with the name 'Moonshine'. It can turn a greener colour in low light levels which it can tolerate for extended periods of time. This genera was controversially reclassified from Sansevieria to Dracaena. Shop all Dracaena or learn more about this genus here or family grouping here Current Pot Size: 120mm Synonyms: Endemic: Light: Category 3-8(please see our blog on plant light requirements) Soil: Well draining, moisture retaining - Succulent mix (please see our blog on soil requirements) Fertiliser: As directed on your fertiliser of choice. Fortnightly or monthly during the growing season (please see our blog on plant food) Watering: Don't over water, they like to dry out between waterings. They are a succulent so overwatering is the fastest way to kill them. Maintenance: Don't over water. Repot every 1-2 years as rhizomes will populate the soil and new shoots will require room. Transport Risk: Low
Dracaena Fragrans (corn plant) is an evergreen ornamental deciduous plant with a long, sometimes branched stem.
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