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Mass Cane (Dracaena fragrans) Care: Simple and Forgiving

Basic Care

Water when soil dry.
4–5 hours sunlight daily.
Fertilize every 2 months with soluble fertilizer.

Difficulty

Level 2/10—one of the easiest houseplants.

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