dracaena draco potted Dracaena draco 'Compact' – Conservatory Archives

dracaena draco potted Dracaena draco 'Compact' – Conservatory ArchivesThe dramatic Dracaena draco 'Compact'. The most striking of the Dragon Trees is slow growing, producing just a chunky single stem as a juvenile plant but eventually spreading out and branching out. Dense rosettes of long sword shaped leaves in shades of blue green with tinges of silver are around 60cm long, while the trees themselves can reach an imposing 7. 5 metres in the wild. When mature and multi branched, Dracaena draco 'Compact', with more

The dramatic Dracaena draco 'Compact'. The most striking of the ‘Dragon Trees’ is slow growing, producing just a chunky single stem as a juvenile plant but eventually spreading out and branching out. Dense rosettes of long sword-shaped leaves in shades of blue-green with tinges of silver are around 60cm long, while the trees themselves can reach an imposing 7.5 metres in the wild. When mature and multi-branched, Dracaena draco 'Compact', with more slender stems than usual, makes for a hypnotising display of contorting stems, although its thick patterned stems are impressive all on their own. 

WATERING

In S/S water when 30% of the top soil has dried out. In A/W allow top soil to dry out 50%. A good tip to remember - if your plant is getting less light then it will need less water.

LIGHT REQUIREMENTS

Bright, indirect. Shade tolerant.

FEED

Use a houseplant fertiliser 2-3 times a year.

REPOTTING

Repot every 3 years or alternatively replace the top 10cm of the soil with fresh house plant compost every 2 years.

POT SIZE / HEIGHT

See available sizes below. Please note that, due to their natural variability, specimens' height may be within 10-20% of the stated height below.

Plant is supplied in its plastic nursery pot.