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Common
name: "Striped Dracaena" or "Ribbon
Plant"
Latin name: Dracaena deremensis 'Warneckei'
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Native
to: Tropical Africa
Growth habit: An upright columnar plant generally
12" to 24" wider than it's container depending on pot
size. Specimen plants can reach 8 to10 feet in height.
Flowers: Yes, when chilled.
Temps: Normal indoor temps
Humidity: Not critical.
Pests: Watch for Mealy bug |
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Pictured
Houseplant:
10" Dracaena Warneckei Jumbo |
Cultural
information: There are three forms of this plant
available. Warneckei, Jumbo and Lemon
Lime. They can be found in
bush and cane form in several container sizes. Their really
not difficult to grow. Check them for water on a weekly basis. In
larger containers allow the top few inches of soil to dry down
before watering. Warneckei is susceptible to Fluoride damage as
the plant ages. Water that has set out over night to dissipate
fluoride and chlorine is very beneficial. As with all Dracaenas,
feed once annually. Propagation is difficult.
To learn more about Dracaenas... look
here. |
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