Dracaena marginata (dragon tree)
Dragon Tree
An indoor tree that can reach the height of up to 20 feet. You can prune this tree to keep it a desired height. This tree has green sword leaves with red edged leaves.
- Bright indirect light, indirect light, low light
- Best in potting soil
- Wait until the top half of the soil is dry before watering. In low light, this can take up to 3 weeks. If the plant develops brown tips on the leaves, that is often a sign of overwatering or that the water has too much salt or fluoride in it.
- Drought tolerant when planted outside
- Toxic
- Native to Madagascar
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Dragon Tree
An indoor tree that can reach the height of up to 20 feet. You can prune this tree to keep it a desired height. This tree has green sword leaves with red edged leaves.
- Bright indirect light, indirect light, low light
- Best in potting soil
- Wait until the top half of the soil is dry before watering. In low light, this can take up to 3 weeks. If the plant develops brown tips on the leaves, that is often a sign of overwatering or that the water has too much salt or fluoride in it.
- Drought tolerant when planted outside
- Toxic
- Native to Madagascar