The success of your plant depends on a variety of factors, most notably watering and light. Below are some species specific guidelines to follow that will help ensure that your plant will stay healthy and happy.
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![]() | Pruning Tips:
Pruning should be done during spring and summer growing months only. Cut back Dracaena to the desired height right above leaf nodes. The cut stem can then be propagated into a new plant.
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![]() | Fertilizing:
Dracaena typically do not need fertilizing, but if you do, it is recommended only once a year during growing season in spring or summer. Do not fertilize in fall or winter.
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![]() | Lighting:
This plant enjoys bright, indirect indoor light, and can tolerated low light conditions. Too much sun may cause leaf burn.
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![]() | Temperature Requirements:
The Dracaena enjoys a temperate indoor climate, ideally between 65-80 degrees. It does not require any additional humidity.
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![]() | Watering Requirements:
Dracaena enjoy infrequent watering, as little as once a month. Allow soil to dry thoroughly between waterings. Mist leaves occasionally between waterings.
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![]() | Repotting:
Repotting or transplanting your plant is a good way to ensure the soil maintains enough nutrients for the plant to thrive. We recommend repotting or transplanting as your plant begins to grow and outgrow its planter.
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![]() | Indoor / Outdoor:
This type of plant does best in an indoor setting.
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