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Interesting variegation in the foliage of the Draceana
fragans Masseangea or Mass Cane or Corn Cane
plant |
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Draceana fragans Masseangea
(Mass Cane, Corn Cane) |
Family: Agavaceae
Origin: Native to Africa, India, Madagascar, islands in the South
Pacific
Light:
Low light, bright indirect light
Height: 2-50'
Foliage: Evergreen, long
linear,
glossy, smooth
Soil: Well-drained, good aeration with soil pH of 6-6.5
Water: Regular. Excessive watering will cause root rot
Fertilizers: Water soluble/Controlled Released with N:P:K ratio of
3:1:2 or 3:1:3
Propagation: Tip cuttings, cane cuttings, air layering
Uses: Indoor plant, container
Comments: Draceana fragans Masseangea or Mass Cane or Corn Cane is a very popular slow growing
low humidity indoor tropical plant with foliage growing on straight
single stem or trunk. Mist a few time per week. Fertilize
plants in
Spring and Summer. Protect Draceana Masseangea from drafts.
USDA Hardiness Zones : 8b-11 |
