Your 3-year-old plant is Dracaena marginata (Madagascar dragon tree)—narrow green leaves with red-purple edges, cane-like stems, up to 15 feet tall.
NASA Clean Air Study confirmed formaldehyde removal. But primary value is ornamental—striking architectural form.
Nurseries plant 3+ canes of staggered heights per pot for fullness. Single cane = possibly others died. Prune to manage height; new growth emerges below cuts.
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