Dracaena Marginata Cane in ceramic pot with clay pebbles.

Also known as the dragon tree, mainly originating from Africa, this is renowned as one of the most durable indoor plants. Tips Like other dracaena varieties, it likes the soil to be a bit dry between waterings and prefers room temperatures around 75° Fahrenheit. Their growing season is during spring and summer and they need fertilizer regularly during this time. Dracaena enjoy bright indirect light or semi-shade. Avoid exposure to direct sunlight, as this can burn the leaves. Watering Needs Dracaena do not require as frequent watering as other houseplants. Make sure you have a well draining pot, and only water after the top inch or two of soil has dried out. Humidity Dracaena are hardy plants, and will do fine at normal room humidity levels. However, they do enjoy higher humidity as tropical plants so an occasional misting would be beneficial. Temperature Preferences Dracaena prefer to be in environments ranging from 65-75 degrees. Cool draft below 55 degrees can harm the plant and do damage to its leaves. Fertilizer During the spring and summer, fertilize once a month. Pet-Friendly Dracaena are mildly toxic to pets. Can cause skin, mouth or digestive irritation. Extra Care Dracaena are sensitive to fluoride from tapwater. If the leaves are browning and there are brown spots with yellowing edges, try using filtered water instead of tap. If the leaves at the base of the plant are falling off - That is a natural part of the growth process.