A 5-year-old corn plant (Dracaena fragrans 'Massangeana') produced a flower spike with small blossoms and sticky sap. This is unusual but not unheard of in mature, stable plants with consistent light.
Once the flowers start to dry, cut off the entire stem to avoid mess. Congratulations—your care routine is working! The plant may bloom annually from now on.
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