Corn plants, also known as dracaenas, are laid-back plants that are easy to care for. Aside from removing dead or damaged leaves, pruning your corn plant is optional. You may even choose to let it grow one year, and prune it back the next. Although they aren’t very picky, there are a few tips to … Read more
Repotting a corn plant can seem like an intimidating task, especially when you’re a new plant owner or if it’s your first time repotting a dracaena. But fortunately, corn plants are not very fussy and will usually forgive you if you make a mistake. In this article, we’ll help you figure out whether your corn … Read more
New plant owners and veteran gardeners alike can relate to the disappointment you feel when your corn plant is stressed. It can be frustrating and confusing to diagnose and fix the problem without further harming your plant. In this article, we’ll talk about what causes of brown leaves, other common issues with Dracaena fragrans, and … Read more
If you’re looking for a plant that is easy to care for, can handle a little neglect, and will produce many more free plants for you, look no further than Dracaena fragrans (a.k.a. Corn plant). Dracaenas are known for their easygoing nature and the ability to bring a tropical vibe to any household. This article … Read more
The Dracaena fragrans, or corn plant, is a great starter plant for a budding plant owner. It’s generally easy-going and forgiving when faced with less-than-ideal circumstances. However, like any plant, they have basic needs and show symptoms when stressed. We’ll cover the primary care needs for Dracaena fragrans in this article so you can create … Read more
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