Stylish tropical succulents, dracaenas are popular houseplants that can also be grown in mild-winter gardens. And the lanky, tree-like stems respond well to pruning by branching and producing new clumps of foliage. Learn all the simple steps to prune dracaena now on Gardener's Path. #pruning #dracaena #gardenerspath

Corn plants (Dracaena fragrans) are tough and easy to care for. Learn all about growing them: soil, sunlight, watering, fertilizer, and more!

Dracaenas are so easy to propagate. See how I accidentally propagated my Dracaena "Lemon Lime" & learn how simple it is to do. You'll find a video too.

Dracaena is a popular houseplant simple to propagate. Learn the different methods for increasing your collection.

How to Propagate Dracaena Fragrans is a step-by-step guide on how to propagate this popular houseplant. Keep reading to get started!

Dracaena is an extremely popular houseplant due to its lush foliage and easy-care nature. Snake plant and dragon tree are 2 of the most popular…

Discover expert advice on how to care for Dracaena plant, also known as the corn tree plant. Perfect for corn plants indoor, this guide simplifies how to care for plants and ensures successful Dracaena Fragrans plant care. Elevate your plant care houseplant game with these tips!

Dracaena Draco, popularly known as the Dragon tree is a rare species to find and is not a common house plant. This plant belongs to the Agave family. As the name suggests it is a tree, so like every other tree out there its growth process is quite slow. It starts out with a single stem which takes 10 to 15 years to stop growing and make the first flower, so patience is the key here. It will reach around 4 feet in height after a period of 10 years or so.

Not a palm but a Dracaena Marginata. Care guide on how to grow a marginata at https://www.houseplant411.com/houseplant/dracaena-marginata-how-to-grow-care-dragon-tree

Dracaena, also commonly known as the dragon tree, dragon plant or dragon lily, is one that immediately adds an air of tropical elegance to any indoor space. In my experience, the Dracaena is one of the most forgiving tropical plants for beginners. With some water, sun and not too much fuss, this plant has been thriving in my home for years now.