Dracaena marginata

Dracaena marginataThe Dracaena genus is one of the most prominent among houseplants, with dozens of species and cultivars. Most are easily recognizable by their crown of tightly packed, strappy leaves, which reveal a woody stem when the lowest ones fall away over time. Light tolerance and water needs can vary greatly depending on species, but generally they enjoy very high indirect to low indirect light, and prefer to dry out almost completely before receiving a

Humidity - Prefers dry environment

and deservedly so

and pink growth

An easy to care for vining plant that will brighten up any space

They thrive in strong indirect light and some direct sun

this is a beautiful houseplant that with the right amount of care will add beauty to any room

this could be an indication that it needs a bit more light

Great addition to any home looking to get a desert vibe

The saucers have ribs that elevate the planter from sitting in water and will prevent water from making its way onto your floor

Watering - Once a week when the top few inches of soil are dry

fibrous roots like the typical Boston fern

Very low maintenance and adds the perfect amount of greenery to any space