Dracaena Song of India, 8” pot striped aglaonema Its best to keep the

Its best to keep the soil continuously moist

As it grows and gets taller it is not uncommon to stake it and make sure to put some sand in the soil mix so it has some stability

These fronds develop off of a stately central trunk

Includes Minors

the odds are that the combination of low light and heavy fertilizer is causing leggy growth

Dracaena Song of India, 8” pot striped aglaonema Its best to keep theDracaena Song of India with its narrow green and cream leaves cleans the air for you. These are pretty tolerant of low, medium or even bright light. Water when the top one inch of the soil is dry. Fertilize two times a year. If you want bigger growth fertilize more often. Prune the top if it gets too tall or lanky, it will re sprout and even become bushier. Increase humidity if the tips turn brown.