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Germinating Dracaena fragrans (Corn Plant) from Seed

Dracaena seeds need light to germinate.

Method

Surface-sow on moist sterile mix; do not cover.
Keep warm (75–80°F), humid (dome), bright indirect light.
Germination: 30–180 days, sporadic.
Prick out seedlings when handleable; grow in individual cells.

Slow but rewarding for a classic houseplant.

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