The white, fungus-like growth at the top of your Dracaena could be a fungal sporulation or an insect colony (mealybugs, scale). Without a clear photo or sample, it’s impossible to distinguish.
Accurate ID ensures you use the right treatment—fungicide vs. insecticide.
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