Native to Madagascar and Indian Ocean islands, Dracaena reflexa ‘Variegata’ (Song of India) bears short, narrow, pointed leaves with yellow stripes, spirally arranged and tufted at branch tips. ‘Song of Jamaica’ has off-white stripes; the species has solid green leaves. Slow-growing, it works as a table plant, bush, or short tree.
Bright indirect light enhances variegation. Water when top inch of soil dries. Average humidity; mist occasionally. Prune to shape or control height.
Slightly toxic to dogs and cats.

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