Lisa's 12-inch pot holds 5 Dracaena Warneckii canes. Three on one side have limp, droopy leaves (new growth normal until 3-4 inches, then droops). Two on other side grow normally. Previously near electric baseboard (heat off).
Stems are firm (not loose), ruling out root rot. Thinner, shorter, darker leaves on affected side indicate lower light exposure. The "affected" side was likely farthest from window.
Turn the pot so weaker side faces the light source. Existing leaves won't change, but new growth will be thicker and less droopy in stronger light.
Nursery-grown Warneckii in full sun develop thick, rigid, horizontal leaves. Home-grown in lower light produce thinner, arching leaves. This is adaptation, not disease.
Rotate regularly (¼ turn per watering) for even development.
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