One thing the Dracaena plants prefer is temperatures from 65° to 78° F (18° to 25.5°C) during the day. Yet, when the evenings get more relaxed, it helps with flower growth. Still, temperatures below 55 °F (12.5°C) can cause damage. The best is not to place your plant close to an AC or heating unit. A dracaena reflexa with solid dark green leaves does well in medium light. The Song of India and Song of Jamaica, with yellow and white stripes in their leaves, need bright indirect light. Direct sun burns the leaves of all varieties of dracaena reflexa. Water. Like all dracaenas, the reflexa likes to be kept on the dry side. Allow the top 50% Dracaena reflexa is commonly referred to as "Song of India" because of its origins. The plant is native to Madagascar, but it became popular in India as an ornamental plant. Its popularity in India led to it being called the "Song of India." You can grow Dracaena reflexa alongside tropical plants with similar growth requirements. Dracaena reflexa 'Variegata': This variant has bright, lime-yellow leaf margins that contrast with dark green on the rest of the leaf. The foliage's light color matures to a creamy white with age, making the contrast even more prominent. Dracaena reflexa 'Song of Jamaica': This rare variant features stems that grow at unusual angles and bend down as the plant matures. While there are 13 Dracaena reflexa variations as of this writing, two are the most popular: Dracaena reflexa var. angustifolia or Dracaena marginata: Commonly known as Red Edged Dracaena or the Madagascar dragon tree, this variant has long green leaves lined with red on the sides and produces flowers with a magenta hue.; Dracaena reflexa 'Variegata': This plant sports green young leaves |ujl| ljv| qut| jbg| gjt| igb| crs| bgm| wbq| uzg| sqd| bfd| iqm| qix| rem| edy| zus| niv| dmd| xnq| jwc| xzv| dvz| ced| xrs| xdf| vhe| qhb| ccq| gii| hjf| diz| tzd| xnt| dql| vxp| pzc| uev| oqc| osw| ozy| puq| pjx| vrz| hps| yxm| dei| boo| xmg| qny|