DRACAENA
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Dracaena fragrans ‘Massangeana’ or Mass Cane
Mass Cane
Also known as Dracaena fragrans ‘Massangeana’ or Mass Cane for short, can be put in hallways or corners and are fine with low light. They can go in sunnier places as well. Mass Cane like to be watered once a week as they like to have moist soil, not soggy. Mass Cane is grown for its foliage.
Marginata
Dracaena Marginata or Madagascar Dragon Tree Plants, make a big impact as an indoor plant. They grow to be tall trees that aren't just visually stunning in a space, they also remove harmful chemicals from the air.
Marginata like bright light but not tolerate direct sunlight. You can spray the leaves with water so that they can gain some more humidity. They like this. Dracaena Marginata prefers medium light but can survive in low light. Low light slows the growth rate of new leaves. Dracaena Marginata should not receive direct sunlight, it burns the leaves. Only water your Dracaena Marginata when the top 1-2 inches of soil is dry. Use room temperate water. Brown edges of a green leaf indicate over-watering.
Dracaena Marginata or Madagascar Dragon Tree Plants
Warnekii / Lemon Lime Warnekii
Warnekii have wide leaves that need wiping from time to time to keep the dust to a minimum. The Lemon Lime Warnekii has brilliant green stripes on the foliage. Warnekii do not need much water, wait until the top two to three inches of soil are dry before watering the plant again.
rIKKI
Rikki has highlighted yellow bands down the middle of its leaves. Rikki does not need to be watered until the top two to three inches of soil are dry. They are also fine in any light.
Janet Craig
Janet Craig has long leaves that taper. This plant does fine with lower light. Janet Craig likes to be kept on the dry side. This plant should be watered fully and thoroughly and any excess water should be removed from the base, saucer, or pot cover.
** Information taken from Dracaene.com **