Dracaena massangeana, caring for the mass cane plant
Dracaena massangeana is part of the dragon plant family.
Dracaena
Dracaena plants are known to resist hardships very well. Here are all our pages on the different dracaena species you can find as houseplants or landscaping features.
Dracaena (Dragon plant) watering
Watering is the single most important factor to make sure your Dracaena marginata survives… and thrives!
Problem with Dracaena marginata? Solve it here!
Dragon plants are among the rare plants that are perfectly happy indoors. However, they do get their fair share of problems.
Why does my dracaena have yellow leaves?
Plants of the Dracaena family are very easy houseplants to care for, but on occasion they present yellow leaves, a telling symptom of overwatering.
Dracaena marginata, caring for Madagascar dragon tree
Dracaena marginata, often thought to be a palm tree, is a truly magnificent indoor plant.
Dracaena Kiwi, a bright dragon tree
Dracaena marginata ‘Kiwi’ is a very elegant dragon plant cultivar. Striped green and ivory colors bring lushness and light to any house.
Plants for each room
Oxygen-rich and source of greenery, plants are crucial to any household. When considering what makes each room special,
Caring for Lucky Bamboo
Lucky bamboo – the bringer of good fortune – has become a very successful indoor plant.
How to increase humidity in air for houseplants
Many houseplants come from tropical areas where air moisture levels are very high. In apartments and homes, increase air moisture
Easy plants for healthy indoor air
Putting one leaf plant for every ten square yards (m²) will help purify the confined indoor air of your home.
Dracaena marginata bicolor, a crown of ruby, emerald and ivory jewels
Dracaena marginata ‘bicolor’ is a special variety of dragon plant. Deep green leaves are lined with a thin, elegant strand of bordeaux red, encasing bands of emerald green and ivory yellow.
15 bathroom plants – these love moisture!
Here’s a list of 15 excellent plants that will thrive in your bathroom. This room in the house usually gets high moisture and warm/cold temperature swings. Most plants don’t like it,
Dracaena marginata roots, the dragon plant’s strength and weakness
It seems like magic when a Dragon plant cutting sets out its first roots. The Dracaena marginata’s roots are full of surprises! Surviving dry spells, propagation… and that houseplant nightmare, root rot! Here, you’ll discover: what dracaena roots look like why the dragon plant gets root rot dealing with root-bound dracena marginata and how roots […]
Air purifying indoor plants – Top 10 air-cleaning houseplants
Here is the second part of our article related to air purifying indoor plants. You’ll find a list below of the most common and easy-to-grow plants that yield maximum possible results.
Dracaena marginata, the drought-resistant dragon plant
Dracaena marginata is an indoor plant that owes its ease of care to survival mechanisms that developed over eons.
Dracaena marginata in the wild, a journey to the dragon’s lair
Dracaena marginata is one of the most common house and office plants. When you encounter it in the wild, however, the dragon plant really earns its name!
Dracaena, care, diseases, varieties
The specific care that’s needed for a dracaena, how and when it should be repotted, watered and what diseases infect it.
Which air-purifying plant to get first?
As they breathe and grow, these plants purify pollutants out from the air… and they’re beautiful, too! Discover Ficus ginseng, Tillandsia andAnthurium, three plants that have what it takes to make your day!
Propagating Dracaena marginata plants: 3 techniques
The dragon plant is a tall plant that’s among the easiest to multiply. Dracaena marginata propagation works with any of these techniques: beheading, stem cuttings, and layering. You’ll have an unlimited supply! Propagating Dracaena marginata Like all plants of the Dracaena family, the Madagascar Dragon plant propagates through its stems. In the wild, it flowers […]
Beheading a Dracaena marginata – fear not, it will survive!
Whenever your Dracaena marginata grows too tall, there’s only one solution: “Off with their heads“! At last a time when we can reveal that mean Queen of Hearts
