Dracaena fragrans (corn plant) rarely flowers indoors until it's mature, pot‑bound, and has been in the same spot for years. Once it starts, it may bloom once or twice annually.
Other than deciding when to remove the spike, continue normal care. The bloom doesn't drain the plant significantly, and it will continue to flower in future years if conditions remain stable.
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