Dracena plant types

Explore 12 easy-to-grow pest-resistant houseplants from Good Earth Plant Company, ideal for beginners and non-green thumbs.

'Lemon & Lime', 'Ulises', 'Warneckii' & 'Lime Light'.

Also known as the Ti plant, there are many Beautiful Cordyline Varieties that you can grow indoors to celebrate this attractive tropical plant's colors.

Dracaenas are popular for their upright foliage and ease of growing nature! These Best Dracaena Varieties for Indoors are perfect as great houseplants!

There are good reasons why Dracaenas are so popular & it's not just because they're so attractive. 1) Dracaenas are slow growers. There's no need to worry if the plant is going to out-grow its space too soon. 2) They require less water than many other plants. If you travel a lot, a Dracaena may be a good choice for you. 3) These beauties tend to grow upwards rather than wide so they fit in locations where other plants may not. 4) Dracaenas can grow indefinitely. If they become taller than…

Dracaena houseplants tolerate a wide variety of growing conditions. This guide details all the basics needed to grow dracaena successfully.

Dracaena Compacta - dwarf janet craig houseplant, handles low light, dry air, infrequent watering, stiff, dark, slender leaves [CARE DETAILS]

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All types of Dracaena plants grow in very similar conditions. Consistent, moderate humidity, moist (not wet) soil, bright indirect light. If any of these conditions are lacking, your Dracaena may display yellow leaves.

Dracaena plants are loved for their carefree growth habit and their ability to thrive under the care of even novice gardeners. In addition to being exceptionally easy to maintain, propagating dracaena plants is also quite simple. Learn how to propagate them here.