Dracaena marginata features narrow, arching, dark-green leaves edged in deep red, clustered atop thick, often twisted woody canes. Sold as tabletop bushes, multi-cane floor plants, or dramatic specimen trees, it’s a NASA-approved air purifier and tolerates a wide range of indoor conditions.
Medium to bright indirect light; water when top 50% of soil is dry. Sensitive to fluoride—use filtered water. Lower leaves naturally yellow and drop; trim for neatness. Rotate periodically for even growth.
Slightly toxic to dogs and cats.

Reviving a Cold-Damaged Dracaena Massangeana (Corn Plant)
Diagnosing White Growth on Dracaena Marginata Requires Visual Inspection
Saving an Overwatered Dracaena Marginata: Mold, Pests, and Root Rot
Dracaena 'Pamela': Top-Heavy with Suckers—Stake or Propagate
Transplanting a Large Dracaena Marginata: Pot Size, Soil, and Root Care
Dracaena Warneckii: Striped Foliage That Tolerates Low Light
Reviving a Stressed Indoor Dracaena
Growing Dracaena fragrans (Corn Plant) from Seed
Dracaena 'Lisa' Stem Browning: Root Damage from Watering Errors
Revealing the Trunk on a Dracaena Marginata
Dracaena 'Anita' Root Rot from Overpotting: How to Fix It
Saving an Overwatered Dracaena marginata in a Self-Watering Pot
Dracaena 'Spike' (Cordyline) Declining in Low Light: Move It Now
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