Name: Dracaena Warneckei branched - 130cm -
Brand: Everspring
Price: 146.95 EUR
Availability: InStock

Product Description

This striking houseplant is a real eye-catcher. The Dracaena Warneckei has green leaves with beautiful white markings, and it's ideal for the real plant killers among us: this plant is genuinely hard to finish off.

Care & tips for the Dracaena Warneckei - 130cm

The Dracaena Warneckei is a very strong plant. This easy houseplant asks very little of you, which makes it perfect if you're not blessed with green fingers or simply short of time. That doesn't mean you can neglect the Dracaena, of course. Even an easy houseplant needs a bit of attention.

How much water does the Dracaena Warneckei - 130cm need?

The Dracaena Warneckei doesn't need much water. You only have to water it once every 3 to 6 weeks. The best way to judge it is to check how moist the soil is, because too much water really doesn't suit it.

How much light does the Dracaena Warneckei - 130cm need?

Don't put the Dracaena Warneckei in direct sunlight. This green character loves growing somewhere shady.

Is the Dracaena Warneckei - 130cm toxic?

The Dracaena Warneckei is a mildly toxic houseplant. So do take care with small children or curious pets.

How is my Dracaena Warneckei shipped?

This houseplant is delivered in a nursery pot. All our houseplants are shipped in boxes we designed ourselves: a snug inner fitting keeps the plant firmly in place so it can't shift in transit. Plants don't mind a day in a dark box, so your green friend arrives home in perfect condition.

Specifications

Latin Name	Dracaena Warneckei
Delivery	Delivered in a nursery pot
Warranty	Fresh from the grower
Height	130 cm
Diameter	60 cm
Pot Size	27 cm
Location	Bright indirect light, 0-3 m from a window
Water Needs	About 1-2 times every 2 weeks
Poisonous	Mildly toxic
Air Purifying	Yes
Packaging	Securely packed in a box designed for shipping plants
Maintenance	Low

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Dracaena Warneckei branched - 130cm

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Frequently asked questions about Dracaena

I don't have green fingers, is the Dracaena right for me?

The Dragon Tree is actually one of the easiest houseplants you can have, even if you don't have green fingers! This plant is incredibly forgiving and requires little maintenance. The Dracaena grows well in different light conditions, as long as you avoid direct sunlight. And it doesn't need much water.

Why are the leaves of my Dracaena turning yellow?

There are several possible causes for yellowing leaves:
- Too much water: Dracaenas are susceptible to root rot if they are overwatered. Ensure that the soil can drain properly.
- Too little water: if the plant goes without water for too long, the leaves can also turn yellow.
- Too much direct sunlight: Dragon trees do best in indirect light; direct sunlight can damage the leaves.
- Nutrient deficiency: if your plant has not been fertilised for a long time, a lack of nutrients can cause the leaves to discolour.

How often should I water a Dracaena?

A dragon tree does not need much water, and you can easily forget to water it once in a while! In most cases, watering your Dracaena once every 3-6 weeks is sufficient. The plant likes to dry out a little between waterings, so make sure the top layer of soil feels dry before watering. In winter, when the plant is less active, its water requirements may decrease even further. Always use well-draining potting soil so that water does not remain in the pot for too long, as Dracaena does not like “wet feet”.

What is the ideal temperature for a dragon tree?

Dracaenas like temperatures between 18-24°C. They can tolerate cold temporarily, but temperatures below 15°C can be harmful to the plant.

Why are the edges of my dragon tree's leaves turning brown?

Brown edges can indicate various problems:
- Insufficient humidity: Dracaenas like a certain level of humidity. In dry environments, the edges of the leaves can turn brown.
- Overwatering or root rot: if you water too often or if the water cannot drain properly, this can lead to root rot, which can manifest itself as brown edges on the leaves.

Why isn't my Dracaena growing?

If your Dracaena isn't growing, there could be several reasons:
- Insufficient light: Dracaenas need indirect, bright light to grow well. A spot with mostly shade is also fine, but too much shade can hinder growth.
- Insufficient nutrition: the plant needs occasional feeding, especially if it has been in the same pot for a long time.
- Too much or too little water: irregular watering can affect growth.
- Temperature problems: Dragon trees grow best at constant, moderate temperatures.

Is the dragon tree dangerous to pets? T

The Dracaena is toxic to pets, especially cats and dogs. It contains substances called saponins, which can cause vomiting, loss of appetite and other digestive problems if a pet eats part of the plant. It is important to keep the plant out of reach of pets.

Why are the leaves falling off my Dracaena?

Older leaves fall off naturally. If you notice that the lower leaves are wilting, this is often a normal ageing process and is part of the plant's growth. In some cases, leaf fall can have other causes, especially if healthy leaves are falling off:
- Too much or too little water: this is the most common cause. Both overwatering and underwatering can cause the leaves to fall off.
- Too little light: Dracaenas need sufficient light. If they are placed in areas that are too dark, they may shed their leaves.
- Temperature differences: plants that are exposed to sudden temperature changes or draughts can lose leaves.