Plant height: 80 centimeters

Pot diameter: 17 centimeters

An architectural houseplant, also known as the Madagascar dragon tree, native to the tropical regions of Africa. Dracaenas vary in size, shape, and color, characterized by a distinctive stalk from which their pointed leaves branch out.

As the Dracaena grows, it maintains its upright appearance, ideal for placements in front of empty walls, behind furniture, or in tight corners. It is an excellent choice for decorating living rooms and workspaces.

Used in tropical and subtropical climates in landscaping. It is noted by NASA as one of the plants that remove harmful air toxins. It is recommended to place it in bright spots without direct sunlight; it tolerates low light and humidity.

Easy to care for, ideal for beginners. A wonderful filtering plant, effective in cleansing the air of formaldehyde and other impurities.

Watering: Moderate watering, with slightly increased amounts during the growth period from March to August and less in winter. Allow the soil to dry slightly before watering it again and avoid root rot.

Spraying: Occasionally spray to remove dust and prevent pests. Spraying enhances the quality and decorative value of the plant.

Location: Thrives in partial shade, requires 2-3 hours of sunlight per day. Prefers north-facing windows or windows facing east, west, and south with appropriate distances.