Dracaena – Plant Care Today

9 Reasons For Dracaena Leaves Turning Yellow or Brown?

A close-up of a dragon tree's crown shows narrow green leaves radiating from slender stems, with some lower leaves yellowing and tips browning indoors.

Yellow or brown leaves on a dracaena? Don’t panic. Your plant is sending a message, and most of the time it’s one you can read. All types of Dracaena plants

Are Dracaena Plants Toxic To Cats? Is Dracaena Poisonous?

Scottish Straight Cat and Dracaena Green

Got a cat and a dracaena under the same roof? You’re not alone. Dracaenas are some of the most popular houseplants around, and cats love to nibble on grass, leaves

What Is The Best Potting Soil Mix For Dracaena Plants?

Dracaenas, better known as dragon trees, have been popular houseplants for some time now. As indoor plants, they present a wonderful display of foliage that’s sure to please without requiring

Dracaena Propagation: How To Propagate Dracaena Plants

Dracaenas are tropical plants often grown as indoor plants due to their light, temperature, and water needs. The beautiful plants of this genus are grown specifically for their foliage and

How Tall Do Snake Plants Get?

When choosing plants for your garden or indoor collection, one important consideration is their final mature size. A plant might look great now but become far too large in three

Among professional and hobbyist landscapers, many amazing foliage plants can bring a garden together and finish a landscape. One popular option for outdoor uses, indoor container gardens, and potted plant

What Kind Of Fertilizer For Snake Plant Is Best?

Snake plants are among the more popular houseplants out there due to their forgiving nature. But did you know that there are actually three different plants, all going by the

Growing Dracaena Sanderiana: How To Care For Lucky Bamboo Plants

Green lucky bamboo stalks and a leafy sprout reflected in still water on a white background, beside the title Lucky Bamboo Dracaena sanderiana.

Lucky bamboo isn’t bamboo at all. It’s Dracaena sanderiana, a tropical shrub in the asparagus family (Asparagaceae), according to NC State Extension. The bamboo look comes from its slim, upright

Snake Plants: Sansevieria Are Now A Dracaena!

Many things cause plant lovers headaches, such as disease, infestations, and a plant refusing to bloom. But one ongoing problem creates more outrage and confusion than the others combined: Reclassification. Sometimes

Tips On Dracaena Fertilizer: Using Liquid Or Granular Food

Janet Craig Dracaena need careful Fertilizer

Dracaenas, from the dragon tree to the corn plant, are among the easiest foliage plants to grow indoors. They don’t ask for much food, either. Feed them a little, at

Dracaena Colorama Care: Growing The Colorama Marginata

Dracaena Colorama is one of several varieties of Dracaena Marginata on the market. Leaves of pink and green produce a striking color combination. Click on the link to learn more about the colorful Dracaena marginata Colorama.

How Often To Water Dracaena Plants

Learning to water finicky Dracaena plants – the when and how much water is only the first step. For a healthy plant, consider the type of water too. Click on this article to learn more on watering Dracaena plants.

What Causes Dracaena Fluoride Toxicity: How To Fix It

Dracaena plants are prone to fluoride toxicity

Dracaena fluoride toxicity comes from fluoride that is an accumulative toxin. Plants cannot get rid of fluoride once it’s absorbed. Too much fluoride can cause toxicity and harm or even kill a plant over time. Click on this article to learn more about fluoride toxicity on Dracaenas.

Why Are The Leaves Of My Lucky Bamboo Turning Yellow?

A clear glass vase holds jointed lucky bamboo stalks rooted in pebbles and water, with one lower leaf fading yellow, on a light shelf.

Yellow leaves on your lucky bamboo? Don’t panic. Your plant is sending a message, and the fix starts with figuring out what it’s reacting to. When a plant’s leaves start

Mealybug on Dracaena Plants: How To Get Rid Dracaena Mealy Bugs

Dracaena marginata tricolor with mealybug infestation

Dracaena plants are grown indoors as houseplants and, in warm climates, outdoors too. UF/IFAS Gardening Solutions says most dracaenas have few problems with pests, but mealybugs and scale occasionally attack

Dracaena Fragrans – That’s How It Got Its Name

An arching stalk bears clusters of star-shaped white flowers with pinkish buds amid glossy strap-shaped leaves, set against a nighttime city skyline through a window.

Do corn plants flower? They do, though not often indoors. And when a Dracaena fragrans finally sends up a flower stalk, the first thing you may notice isn’t the flowers.

Is The Dracaena Plant Poisonous or Toxic?

Dracaena is a common houseplant. The many Dracaena varieties go by several common names, including: Cornstalk Plant Ribbon Plant Dragon Tree Corn Plant Is The Dracaena Plant Poisonous or Toxic?

Dracaena Fragrans Massangeana: The Indoor Cane Corn Plant

Dracaena fragrans massangeana different styles and forms

Dracaena fragrans known as “corn plant”, grown in many forms, usually multiple plants of staggered heights, hardy indoors when acclimated. Learn more on it’s care…

Why Janet Craig Dracaena Thrives Indoors As Low Light Workhorse

Three potted dracaena plants with glossy green strap-shaped leaves in matching gray pots stand in a row against a plain white studio background.

Dracaena Janet Craig has been popular for decades and an interior workhorse, frequently used as a stand alone floor plant indoors by plantscape professionals or mass planted in beds. It survives low light levels, grows best in filtered light. Click this article for tips on Dracaena Janet Craig care.