Dracaena Red Chloroma Plant In 10 Inch Plant

“Dracaena Chloroma” isn’t a widely recognized formal botanical name, but it’s very likely you’re referring to a cultivar or nursery name within the Dracaena group—often sold under similar-sounding trade names like *“Chloroma,” “Chlorophora,” or mixed up with “Lemon Lime” types.

Most commonly, plants sold under this kind of name are actually variants of Dracaena fragrans or related Dracaena hybrids with striped green-yellow foliage.

Care guide (works for most Dracaena types)

• Light: Bright, indirect light is best. Can tolerate medium light but colors are more vibrant with brighter light. Avoid harsh direct sun.
• Water: Water when the top 2–4 cm of soil is dry. Overwatering is the most common problem.
• Soil: Well-draining potting mix; good drainage is essential.
• Temperature: 18–30°C ideal. Keep away from cold drafts and AC blasts.
• Humidity: Average indoor humidity is fine, but it appreciates slightly higher humidity.
• Fertilizer: Light feeding once a month in spring and summer.

Common issues

• Brown leaf tips: Usually due to fluoride in tap water or low humidity
• Yellowing leaves: Often overwatering
• Fading color: Not enough light

If you want, send a photo or the exact label from the nursery—“Chloroma” is often a marketing name, and I can pinpoint the exact variety more accurately.