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Dracaena marginata ID and Low‑Light Adaptation

Dracaena marginata with long thin stems

Identification

Your plant is Dracaena marginata (Dragon Tree).

Current State

Long, thin stems with sparse leaves = adaptation to low light.

Improvement

Move close to north/east window.
Water lightly only when top quarter of soil dry.
No fertilizer needed.

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