How wicked is this Dracaena cantleyi plant!! When I saw it, I was like, ‘it looks alien like’. What a beautiful and unusual foliage plant! The Dracaena cantleyi has striking lance-shaped leaves with mottled spots. It also produces showy clusters of flowers, and small round fruits that turn orange when ripe. As an indoor plant, Dracaena Cantleyi is incredibly easy to care for. It thrives in medium to bright indirect light and needs to be watered when the top inch of soil is dry. With its low main

Dracaena marginata propagation (dragon tree) ☺️ ➡️Cut off any of the branches ➡️Remove some of the lower leaves, so there are empty nodes that can grow roots ➡️Put the cutting in water ➡️Place next to a window, in bright indirect light ➡️Replace water weekly ➡️Once the roots get 1-2 inches long, you can pot in soil I could have cut off a whole cane and propagated it, but I would've gotten only one plant. By cutting off branches from a single cane, I can get multiple plants from a single plant. T

Dracaena Marginata as indoor plants

(Dracaena Angolensis) Cylindrica snake plant , like any snake plant , is most often sold as a “low light” plant. This doesn’t mean that they NEED low light. It just simply means that they tolerate it more than other plants that are not labeled that way. In fact, snake actually do best when they have some direct sun! 🌱 #plants #indoorplants #indoorplantsdecor #houseplants #urbanjungle #urbangarden #indoorjungle #houseplantsofinstagram #houseplants #houseplants | Foraging Fosters