Dracaena trifasciata is commonly called "mother-in-law's tongue" or "snake plant", because of the shape and sharp margins of its leaves that resemble snakes. | Foraging Fosters

Do you have a snake plant that had started to lean? This usually happens from watering your plant too frequently, and it’s especially common with plants kept in low light. Light processes water, so lower light equals slower water processing time. Slower water processing time increases your likelihood of getting root rot! #snakeplant #plantsmakepeoplehappy #plants #houseplants | Tanner The Planter

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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

How to propagate dracaena reflexa - The video is self explanatory, with the exception of plastic bags.⠀ ⠀ Why plastic bags? To keep the humidity high. This reduces evaporation (water loss) from the leaves, which reduces chances of wilting, chances of the cuttings dying and helps with rooting.⠀ ⠀ If you're struggling with this plant, the care is actually super easy. Provide it with bright light, it can tolerate a few hours of direct sun. It's a variegated plant, so needs a bit more light than non