Dracaena Fragrance Plant In 8 Inch Nursery Pot

The Dracaena Fragrance Plant, commonly called the Corn Plant, is a popular indoor ornamental plant known for its long, arching leaves and easy maintenance. Its scientific name is Dracaena fragrans.

Key Features

• Leaves: Long, broad, glossy leaves (often green with yellow or light green stripes)
• Stem: Thick, woody cane-like trunk
• Height: 3–10 feet indoors (can grow taller in ideal conditions)
• Growth type: Slow-growing, long-living houseplant

Why it’s popular

• Very low maintenance
• Tolerates low light indoor spaces
• Helps improve indoor air quality
• Adds a tropical decorative look

Growing Conditions

• Light: Bright indirect light (can survive low light, but grows slower)
• Water: Water when top 1–2 inches of soil feels dry
• Soil: Well-draining potting mix
• Temperature: 18–30°C (avoid cold drafts)

Care Tips

• Do not overwater (most common mistake → root rot)
• Wipe leaves occasionally to remove dust
• Rotate pot for even growth
• Use mild liquid fertilizer once a month during growing season

Common Problems

• Brown leaf tips: Low humidity or fluoride in tap water
• Yellow leaves: Overwatering
• Drooping leaves: Underwatering or sudden temperature change

If you want, I can also help with:

• How to propagate Dracaena from cuttings
• Best indoor placement in your home
• Differences between Dracaena varieties (Mass Cane, Warneckii, Compacta)