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Dracaena fragrans ‘massangeana’

A well-known and popular Indoor plant species. It does well in medium to low light conditions and its wide strappy leaves are long and arc gracefully from the stem. Dracaena’s generally come in single or multi headed canes and can make a wonderful free standing focal point.

The ‘Massangeana” variety is the most popular, due to its dramatic yellow variegation running down the centre of its leaves.

 

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Description

Commonly used as a feature plant or focal point in freestanding floor planters, or used as a larger screen when grouped together in troughs. The vibrant green and soft yellow variegation of the leaves can be used as a contrast to plain coloured walls or highlight existing interior design characteristics.

 

Light requirements:

 Areas with high amounts of natural light are ideal, but the plant with tolerate medium to low natural light environments.

Pot size availability:

200mm, 250mm, 300mm

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