A flower spike on a mature Dracaena fragrans is harmless and indicates a healthy, long-established plant. The blooms are sweetly fragrant but leave a sticky residue. You can remove the spike if the scent or mess bothers you. Flowering often repeats annually once started. Congratulations—most people never achieve this!
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