how to plant dracaena spiral Dracaena, 6in, Tornado

how to plant dracaena spiral Dracaena, 6in, TornadoDracaena Tornado is one of the most architectural and eye catching Dracaena varieties available. Its dark green leaves are edged in a bright chartreuse yellow and grow in a natural spiral formation from a slender upright stem, creating a swirling, tornado like silhouette that earns the name instantly. It is a slow growing, long lived plant that brings structure and tropical character to any corner of a room. Good for beginners? Yes. Dracaena is one of

Dracaena Tornado is one of the most architectural and eye-catching Dracaena varieties available. Its dark green leaves are edged in a bright chartreuse-yellow and grow in a natural spiral formation from a slender upright stem, creating a swirling, tornado-like silhouette that earns the name instantly. It is a slow-growing, long-lived plant that brings structure and tropical character to any corner of a room.

Good for beginners? Yes. Dracaena is one of the most adaptable and forgiving houseplants you can own. It tolerates low light, inconsistent watering, and most home conditions without drama.

Safe for cats and dogs? Dracaena is toxic to pets if ingested. Keep out of reach of cats and dogs, or explore our pet-safe plant collection.

Light needs: Medium to bright indirect light keeps the yellow variegation most vivid and the spiral growth most defined. It tolerates lower light but the chartreuse edging may fade. Avoid direct sun which can scorch the leaf tips.

Care at a glance: Water when the top inch of soil is dry. Dracaenas are sensitive to fluoride in tap water — brown tips can be a sign of this. Use filtered water where possible. Feed monthly in spring and summer. Avoid cold drafts.

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Botanical Name: Dracaena fragrans 'Tornado'