Family heirloom dracaena, 3 trunks, 12 canes, varying heights. Want thicker trunks, fewer tall canes. Brown leaf tips.
Low humidity. Mist daily or use humidifier. Not underwatering—dracaena tips brown from dry air.
Thicker trunks over time. Multiple plants to share. Heirloom continues.
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