A homeowner had a houseplant for over 10 years, kept indoors by a window with minimal sun, watered weekly or biweekly. It grew well with little maintenance. They provided a Flickr link for photos.
The plant is a Dracaena, most likely Dracaena warneckii (99% sure). The expert suggested searching for "Dracaena" to compare varieties, noting there are many hybrids. They also provided watering advice: water by weight, let the plant sit in excess water for 5-10 minutes, then drain; don't water again until the pot feels considerably lighter.
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