Dracaena fragrans ‘Compacta’ (also sold as D. deremensis ‘Compacta’) is a diminutive, slow-growing cultivar native to Southeast Africa. Its thick green stem bears tight rosettes of short (2–4 inch), stiff, dark-green leaves. Unlike its larger cousins, it stays compact—ideal for desktops or shelves—but commands a higher price and demands more precise care.
Bright indirect light; allow the top 50% of soil to dry between waterings. Sensitive to fluoride—use distilled or rainwater. Low humidity causes brown tips. Avoid cold drafts.
Considered slightly toxic to dogs and cats. Keep out of reach.

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