Anthuriums require brighter light than corn plants (Dracaena fragrans 'Massangeana'). If you only have one suitable spot, the Anthurium gets priority.
If the Dracaena's spot is too dim, add a fluorescent or LED grow bulb in a floor lamp, on a timer for 14 hours/day. It's inexpensive to run and provides the spectrum plants need.
With the Anthurium in the best natural light and the Dracaena under a supplemental lamp, both can thrive.
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