Your mature corn plant has produced a fragrant flower spike—congratulations! The species name fragrans hints at the sweet scent. The bloom lasts several weeks; you can remove it if desired.
The growing tip that produced the flower will die back in a few months. This is normal—the plant will simply sprout a new stem nearby and continue growing.


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Rescuing an Ancient Corn Plant: Repot Small, Propagate New Growth
Dracaena Mass Cane Air Layering: Wait Until April, Cut Water Now
Pruning Tall Corn Plants (Dracaena): Photo Needed for Guidance
Dracaena fragrans (Corn Plant) Flowering: Fragrant Blooms on Mature Plants
Dracaena (Corn Plant) Repotting Stress: Undo It
How to Prune a Tall Corn Plant (Dracaena) for Healthy Regrowth
Sarracenia flava Flower Bud Didn't Open: Not Necessarily Bad
Corn Plant Stem Rot: Diagnosis Requires Care Details
Corn Plant Flowering: Age, Root Binding, and Spike Removal
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Cutting Back a Tall Corn Plant (Dracaena fragrans) for Indoor Winter Storage
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