Dracaena Marginata Red | Caned Dragon Tree (M)

Name: Dracaena Marginata Red | Caned Dragon Tree (M)
Brand: Dracaena
SKU: DRACAENA-MARGINATA-RED-CANE-6IN
Price: 35.0 CAD
Availability: InStock

Ella

35⁰⁰

Chosen length

55cm - 35.00

How do you measure height?

Good question! We measure the height from the top of the plant to the bottom of the pot (including the pot itself).

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Maya Growing Premium Mix 3L ($13.30)

Marphyl 500ml Soil Enhancer ($18.05)

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Total price

Ella - 1x

35.00

Without pot

Ella

35.00

Without pot

Ella's survival guide

Fireworks Display in Slow Motion.

Exploding into your space with an untamed, spiky attitude, this plant looks like a mini tropical palm tree that just walked away from a rock concert. It sports a crown of narrow, sword-like leaves that are deep green but edged in a brilliant, fiery ribbon of magenta red. It behaves like a cool, low-maintenance artist who doesn't mind hanging out in quiet corners, staying perfectly happy even if you forget about it for a few weeks. While it handles regular life with total ease and helps clean your room's air, it will instantly throw a fit if you pour too much water into its pot, requiring a fast-draining home to keep its roots happy.

15 cm pot

Little water needed

Once every two years

55 cm tall

Partial shade

Lightly toxic

Not needed

How to care for Ella

Dracaena marginata (or Dracaena reflexa var. angustifolia) ‘Tricolour’ is one of many Dracaena cultivars. Commonly, Dracaena marginata are sometimes called “Dragon Trees” because the name Dracaena comes from a Greek word meaning female dragon. Tricolour, in particular, are known for their narrow leaves that are edged in white and red!

Dracaena are great easy care tropical houseplants. They can tolerate anything from bright, indirect light to low light (keep them out of direct sunlight, it will burn their leaves). Their soil should almost entirely dry in between waterings and don’t require much fertilizer (only once or twice a year), which makes them very low maintenance!

If you notice any brown leaf tips, it might be due to mineral buildup from your tap water. If you have particularly hard water or use a water softener, switch to watering with filtered water.