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Removing Overpowering Flowers from a Mass Cane (Corn Plant)

Cutting Flower Spikes Without Harming the Plant

The fragrant flowers of a mass cane (Dracaena fragrans 'Massangeana') can be overwhelming. The entire flower spike can be removed at any time with no harm. Next time, cut the spike before buds open to avoid the strong scent.

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