The Dracaena plant, known for its shiny, dark green leaves, is a popular choice for rock gardens and as a decorative houseplant. Today, I’m excited to share why it’s known as the “Tree of Truth” and “Tree of Happiness.” If you’re considering gifting one, this could be a helpful guide for you! What Does the …
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Do you have a corn plant (Dracaena) at home that you’ve been struggling to keep alive? Are you worried that it might be on the brink of dying because the leaves are turning brown and yellow, or the stalk has lost all its leaves? Maybe the stem is rotting, or the bark is peeling off. …
When it comes to large houseplants, Dracaena is a household name. But did you know that there are many different types of Dracaena, each with its own unique characteristics? From compact to tall, Dracaena is a versatile family of hardy plants that thrive in moisture and heat. With their spectacular-looking bicolored or spotted leaves and …
Meet Dracaena Marginata (Dragon Tree), the plant that will add serious style to your home. With its bright reddish-purple edges and sharp leaves, it’s sure to turn heads. But don’t let its sharpness fool you; this plant has a soft side too. Its trunk is bendable so you can play around with its shape for …
Are you ready to give your Dracaena a new home? Well, hold on to your pruning shears because spring is the best time to repot your beloved plant. Why spring, you ask? Because, at this time, growth processes are in full swing, including root regeneration. This means your Dracaena can recover more quickly from the …
Are your dracaena, AKA dragon tree leaves, turning yellow? Don’t blame yourself just yet! While improper care can undoubtedly be a culprit, a sneaky disease known as soft rot (Erwinia carotovora) could also be to blame. Keep an eye out for telltale signs such as a fishy odor and muddy stem ends. While rooting offshoots …
In the case of the Dracaena frangrans, broken stems are a severe issue. If the crown is removed, it’s a significant setback for a hardy and long-lived member of your indoor plant collection. Fortunately, Dracaena are so resilient that they can bounce back from even the direst of situations. What Causes of Dracaena Broken Stem? …
One of the most common and damaging diseases your Dracaena can get is root rot. Rot disease is a sneaky assassin that eats away at your dracaena roots, destroying them from the inside out. Your plant will die if you don’t stop it before it spreads to the plant’s stems, leaves, and other parts. Yellowing …
Your dracaena appears drained and wilted even after doing you’ve everything you can to keep it healthy. Does it droop and sag instead of soaring upwards? Are the leaves limp and soft, and you can not figure out what’s going on? When it comes to planting care, there is such a thing as too much …
The Dracaena family of plants, including the Corn plant and the Dragon Tree, is hardy and resilient. However, plants can be as unpredictable as any other living thing. Their sudden illness and death can shock their caretakers. Dracaena varieties are particularly vulnerable to over-watering, which can result in death. Therefore, they must dry completely in …