Dracaena marginataWe love a Dracaena with some character! As these mature they mainly keep their foliage on the top of their trunk. Because of this they will naturally shed their lower foliage as they get taller. Care: These would do best in a bright filtered light. They do not like to dry out all the way, so water roughly every 10 14 days as the top 2 3" are dry. When re potting use a semi coarse soil medium. All of our plants are ethically sourced from certified U.

During the day

Given the time and patience

It can be a bit of a slow grower though

The overlapping leaves form a dense and attractive mat

This plant does appreciate a little more humidity as well

They have a scaly leave with a hint of fuzziness to them

will not like to go very dry

These are known to die back to their roots during the winter months and completely regrow come spring time

Formerly known as Hoya parasitica

The thick foliage continues to curl as it grows down

We've seen some in private gardens with leaves up to 3FT long

Avoid any harsh direct sun and keep in a bright filtered space