Identifying a Dollar Store Plant: Dark Green, White-Edged Leaves

Your dollar store plant—dark green thick leaves, pointed tips, white margins, single stalk, brown spots—matches several candidates:

Next Steps

Compare photos of each. Which matches closest? How does yours differ? Then I'll give specific care.

Brown spots suggest water quality (fluoride) or fungal issue—common in Dracaenas.

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