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Dragon Tree | Dracaena Marginata

Dragon Tree | Dracaena Marginata

Meet Margo, your slender Dragon Tree. Named for marginata, the species she belongs to, she carries thin, arching, red edged leaves on a slim upright stem. Architectural, easy going, and hard to kill.

€75,00 EUR
€75,00 EUR
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Care: Easy

Dragon Tree tolerates missed waterings and average light well, making it a forgiving statement plant.

Light: Bright

Prefers bright indirect light but tolerates lower light. Avoid direct sun, which can scorch the leaves.

Watering: Low

Let the soil dry out between waters, roughly every one to two weeks depending on season.

Toxicity: Toxic

Contains saponins, harmful to cats and dogs if chewed, causing vomiting and drooling.

Position: Floor

At 100cm with a slim, upright shape, it works well as a narrow floor accent rather than a tabletop plant. Where it thrives: a hallway, a living room corner, or a spot with limited floor space.

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