Barbara's two Dracaena marginatas in Las Vegas have new growth that won't unfurl; tips break and yellow. Well water is high in calcium/lime.
High mineral content damages sensitive new growth. Only fix: use filtered, distilled, or rainwater. No cheaper alternative. Switching to purified water is necessary despite cost.
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