My dragon plant seems to be struggling and I don’t know what to do to help…
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Hi, I’m a new member with a problem: after about a year of growing, my (previously-rescued from a dark cupboard) dragon plant (see above profile pic) has developed drooping leaves; they’re thinning; losing colour, and sagging. Can someone please:
- Identify the plant’s genus
- Provide feedback on how to rescue it
Thank you in advance.
In my experience in Australia dragon plants require full sun āļø Good Luck!
Hi eela026 I saw the picture on your profile I think it’s a mass cane. They call it dracaena massangeana on this site there’s a page about it here . I think it may be overwatered because it really is starting to look like this one .Ā But it doesn’t seem in as bad a state to it should be possible to help it recover.
Hi, thank you for your message, and the information.
Thank you.
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