Both Dracaena 'Warneckii' and 'Massangeana' (corn plant) are sensitive to fluoride and chlorine. Let tap water sit 48 hours before use. Repotting into a larger pot too soon (before roots fill the old one) keeps soil wet too long, causing brown streaks. Water only when top inch is dry. Do not let pots sit in drainage water. Brown streaks = fluoride/too wet.
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