Interesting soil seems great.
I’ve transplanted all that I could for about 3 weeks now and all of the plants appear very happy. I enjoyed working with it also. I would definitely plant more of my plants in the soil.
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Dracaena is a beautiful indoor plant with lush foliage (long green leaves).
Did you know the Dracaena genus comprises 120+ types of dracaena?
Some popular varieties include:
Regardless of the variety, dracaena is a slow-growing houseplant you can easily nurture in your garden.
But how do you care for a dracaena?
Let’s find out:
Indoor plants like the dracaena may survive in loamy, succulent, or cactus soil.
But to thrive, dracaenas need:
Wondering which potting soil meets all these criteria?
Rosy’s dracaena soil mix!
Our potting soil is crafted for different types of dracaena, including Dracaena fragrans plants and Dracaena marginata plants — unlike conventional garden soil or cactus soil.
Follow these care tips for your dracaena:
A dracaena plant has lush green leaves.
Observe your dracaena leaves to identify improper plant care.
Three obvious signs include:
Repot your dracaena if it’s root-bound or has root rot.
Follow our DIY tips when repotting dracaenas: