Blooms are sporadic, sweet‑scented, and can be overwhelming. Some owners cut the flower stalk off. There's no set schedule—plants bloom when mature and conditions align.
Search "Dracaena fragrans in bloom" for images; the first result (Brad's Dracaena fragrans) has good photos and a personal account.
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